On sun solaris box

I just moved one file from below file system whose (file size was 1
GB). even after moving 1 GB files it is still showing me 97% full

Filesystem            kbytes    used   avail capacity  Mounted on
/dev/md/dg09/dsk/d134
10323332 9882771  357976    97%
/d1/sybdata/client024

is there any way that we can refresh the free space immediately ?

Regards
Suraj

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In comp.unix.shell surajkumar1@gmail.com:
> On sun solaris box

> I just moved one file from below file system whose (file size was 1
> GB). even after moving 1 GB files it is still showing me 97% full

> Filesystem            kbytes    used   avail capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/md/dg09/dsk/d134
>                     10323332 9882771  357976    97%
> /d1/sybdata/client024

> is there any way that we can refresh the free space immediately ?

Sure, 'man rm'. Next time use 'cp' instead of 'mv' if the file is
in use.

Good luck

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surajkumar1@gmail.com writes:

> I just moved one file from below file system whose (file size was 1
> GB). even after moving 1 GB files it is still showing me 97% full
>
> Filesystem            kbytes    used   avail capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/md/dg09/dsk/d134
>                      10323332 9882771  357976    97%
> /d1/sybdata/client024
>
> is there any way that we can refresh the free space immediately ?

Kill the process that is writing to the file first.
THEN move it.



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