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Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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Managing <strong>Caché</strong><br />

3. Click Cleanup in the row of the database on which you want to remove unused space, and to display<br />

a page ([Home] > [Databases] > [Freespace] > [Cleanup]) that shows the name, location, and current<br />

size of the selected database.<br />

Note:<br />

The Size displayed in the Cleanup dialog box is the current size of the database expressed<br />

in megabytes (MB).<br />

4. In the Cleanup dialog box that is displayed, enter the Target File Size (MB) and click OK. Specify<br />

the target file size (in MBs), which must be less than the current size; to remove all unused space,<br />

specify 0.<br />

5. When the Cleanup dialog box displays a message that the background job has started, click the<br />

Click here to view the background tasks page link near the top of the page to view the status of<br />

Cleanup Database Space background tasks ([Home] > [Background Tasks]).<br />

6. In the Cleanup dialog box, click Done to redisplay the Freespace page ([Home] > [Databases] ><br />

[Freespace]) that shows a list of local databases (see Check Database Freespace Information).<br />

Note:<br />

If >> is displayed in the first column of the database row, refresh the page to see the new<br />

size displayed in the Size column.<br />

3.1.1.3 Show Free Space Using %FREECNT<br />

<strong>Caché</strong> also provides an additional tool to monitor the storage growth of your databases. This utility is<br />

called %FREECNT. Its output shows the free space available in a database. From a namespace other<br />

than %SYS, the utility shows the free space of the databases in that namespace:<br />

USER>Do ^%FREECNT<br />

Databases Selected<br />

------------------<br />

c:\MyCache\mgr\user\<br />

Device:<br />

Right margin: 80 =><br />

Cache Database Free Space<br />

Feb 15 2008 7:28 PM<br />

Database Max Size Size Available %Free Disk Free<br />

c:\MyCache\mgr\user\ Unlimited 1MB 0.52MB 52 42.72GB<br />

From the %SYS namespace, you may choose to display the free space of all databases by entering an<br />

asterisk (*) at the prompt, or enter one database directory name:<br />

%SYS>Do ^%FREECNT<br />

Database directory to show free space for (*=All) *<br />

Databases Selected<br />

------------------<br />

c:\MyCache\mgr\<br />

38 <strong>Caché</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Administration</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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