Archive directory memory

Hi,
I have to check arch. directory staus in DB12, but it is showing only free space availble. Where can i find the total size of archive directory memory. Is there any parameter. I dont have access to OS, Please give me suggestions at R3 level.
Thank you

RKV
You can configure AL11 to show any directory path on your servers. You can see the contents and the size as well.
Click on configure botton in AL11 and set up the path and name and save it. It will appear in the AL11 front screen. There if you douvle click you will be able to see the size and contents of any valid path in the system.
Note This facility is not there for older versions. It is there for ECC5.0.
Hope that helps. Thanks
Please get back if you have some queries on this.

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Why?
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/43/09b16006526e72e10000000a422035/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/78/b4ea10263c404599ec6edabf59aa6c/content.htm
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>
sumit gupta wrote:
> HI Experts,
>
> I have EDIFACT file to IODC scenario. I have multiple source file locaiton but only one Archive location directory.But I have three different kind of file coming form three different location.
>
> we can only have one archive directory per service, is it possible to manipulate the file name so we can tell if files were successful or failed?
> For example, FileName1.txt, if it was successful, it would move to the archive directory and rename to u201CFileName1.txt.PASSu201D,
> if it failed it would move to archive directory like u201CFileName1.txt.FAILu201D. Is this functionality possible?
> Or will we just have to rely on Alert Categories to tell us when files have failed?
>
> Kindly give your valuable suggestion.
>
> Regards,
> Sumit Gupta
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BPEL Archive directory {0} not found.
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Hello,
Could any one help regarding this.
Please suggest why d<deployprocess> is failing and giving BPEL Archive directory {0} not found.
Could
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Multiple Archive Directory

Hi All,
Our scenario like....
source directory:
/data/interface/xxx/file1.txt
/data/interface/yyy/file2.txt
/data/interface/zzz/file3.txt
I want file will be archived in different directory.
Archive directory...
/data/interface/xxx/processed/file1_timestamp.txt
/data/interface/yyy/processed/file2_timestamp.txt
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Hi,
For each interface you must be having different Communication.
In the sender communcation channel for each of the sender
Specify:
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Further reference
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e3/94007075cae04f930cc4c034e411e1/content.htm
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