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  • ClearCase Support: How to Check ClearCase VOB Size


    The command to query the size of a VOB is this:

    cleartool space VOB_NAME

    For example:
    
     $ cleartool space /vob/test
      Use(Mb)  %Use  Directory
          0.1    0%  administration data /vob_partition/test/admin
        100.0    0%  VOB database /vob_partition/test/db
          0.8    0%  cleartext pool /vob_partition/test/c/cdft
          0.0    0%  derived object pool /vob_partition/test/d/ddft
        200.0    0%  source pool /vob_partition/test/s/sdft
     --------  ----  ---------------------------------------------------------
        300.9    0%  Subtotal
     100234.4   50%  Filesystem VOB_SERVER:/vob_partition (capacity 200468.8 Mb)
     
     Total usage 28-Mar-08.05:00:21 for vob "/vob/test" is 300.9 Mb
     

    If you want to capture the disk space for all VOBs, use this command:

    cleartool space -avobs

    I recommend that you save the output of this command to a file, since the output will be very large if you have a lot of VOBs.

    If you have any other ClearCase questions, please do not hestitate to contact me for free advice.

    by Phil B.

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