Hi Everyone,


I am writing a script, in that i want to find out whether my disk space usage capacity extends more than 98%. If my disk space capacity extends more than 98% i want to print that the space capacity is running out of space otherwise i want to print only the capacity of the space used.

df -k | awk '($5 >= "98%") {print $6 "is running out of space " $5}'

can any one tell me whether the above statement is correct and also please correct the above statement accordingly to my requirement. i am very new to Unix and i do no how to use the if else commmand in the awk command and also i do no whether we can able to compare the value in percentage

Kindly please help me on this.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Everyone,

I am very new to unix.

I am writing a script, in that i want to find out whether my mount(/apps/documentum/dba) space usage capacity extends more than 98%. If my mount space capacity extends more than 98% i want to print that the space capacity is running out of space otherwise i want to print only the capacity of the space used.

df -k | awk '($5 >= "98%") {print $6 "is running out of space " $5}'

can any one tell me whether the above statement is correct and also please correct the above statement accordingly to my requirement. I do no how to use the if else commmand in the awk command and also i do no whether we can able to compare the value in percentage

Kindly please help me on this.

Thanks in advance.

Please stick to the rules. Do not bump your posts.

I have merged both the posts.

I don't want to be rude here but haven't you already tried this on your *nix box
or did you just made up this command while writing out this post.

And you should read the forum faq before posting.(No pleading!!!)

Here is the command you are looking for.
df -k | awk ' { if ($1 == "/apps/documentum/dba") {du=substr($5,1,index($5,"%")); if(du >= 98) {print $6 "is running out of space " $5 } } }'

Tinker it to your needs.

Ravinandan

Hi Ravinandan

Thank you for your timely help!!