This may not be the best way to get a list of files sorted by size but it
works.

This method may also be used to sort the files by access date.
With a slight addition of ftp logic it could also be used to put a copy of
the backup listing
on a server.

!JOB MANAGER.SYS
!PURGE STORELST
!FILE SYSLIST=STORELST,NEW;SAVE;REC=-132,,F,ASCII;DISC=100000;NOCCTL
!FILE T;DEV=TAPE
!STORE @[log in to unmask];*T;SHOW=DATES
!PURGE STORESEC
!SORT
I STORELST
O STORESEC
K 58,8,B,DESC
E
!PRINT STORESEC;END=100;PAGE=100
!EOJ


-----Original Message-----
From: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, August 01, 1997 2:41 PM
Subject: the biggest files



>what is the best way to determine largest files on my system, (hp3000
>937. Is there a way to look system wide and find them, and put the
>results on a screen. I know something is screwed up because a yr
>ago we added 12 gigs an went to 30 used disk space, we are currently
>at 80% of cap. There is only 1 other person developing anything on the
>system. and between me and the world, I think this person is forgetting
>about some big files out there.
>
>