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Which is exactlly what I suggested they try, mon ami... without using the "uninstall" word though, that was implied.

Wasn't that Gilligan before he was Gilligan... <google,google>... why yes, yes it was.

Brilliant! :D

Oh, you can certainly use it, it's just that it won't work on anything other than the first file from what I recall.

If you do it properly, as noted delete all datasets and all control files, there would be no "mess" left. And there's no magic to deleting the files, all orchadmin will just do an "rm" as well. The only thing about orchadmin is it is more smarter than us and can read the control ...

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That's cool, Daddy-o as long as you don't mind the delimiters the macros use.

Seeing as how that's restricted to root, not many people here may be able to help - I can't.

Well... technically you can but you'll need to delete all of the associated *.ds control files as well.

No, for the specific situation mentioned those options are correct.

This is an aggregation, so simple constraints won't solve the problem. I'd look into using the Aggregator to group by your key field and do a max() of the data fields.

That size isn't stored anywhere, you could need to add up all of the file sizes in the RT_XXXnnn directories which have the same 'nnn' job number value.

Please spell out your requirement in words, don't make people try to figure it out from the data.

Or defunct / zombie processes or connections as well, I would think.

I know... and neither am I.