Cant reclaim free space from deleted trace file in bdump

Hi ,
Os : IBM aix 5.3
Oracle : oracle 10.2.0.3 enterprise edition
My /oracle space is only 2gb remaining .
i deleted more 2gb trace files from bdump folder but when i check on os for free space its still showing that only 2gb is remaining for /oracle
plz help me guys................

Hi,
You need to kill the OS PID's accessing the dump directory FS to get space released ..Refer below, how it can be done
[oracle9i@M6UAT-DB:/home/oracle9i>]pwd
/oracle/product/admin/M6CORP/udump
[oracle9i@M6UAT-DB:/home/oracle9i>]fuser -c /oracle/product/admin/M6CORP/udump
/oracle/product/admin/M6CORP/udump:   102612c  213018c  278544  327850c  340170c  356426c  466986c  495782c  516276c  565368c  610416c  626822c  647266c  696352c  704692c  708632c  745654c  753666c  766036c  778448c  794750c  798966c  852002c  864438c  880678c  884826c  892980c  905248c  925944c  938066c  950490c  958478c  966900c  974924c  979180c  991400c 1007816c 1015990c 1028342c 1032316c 1040494c 1044584c 1048790c 1064962c 1069198c 1077448c 1114204c 1130594c 1143014c 1146978c 1175638c 1191982c 1196276c 1216524c 1241106c 1249470c 1253520c 1261794c 1278186c 1290380c 1302720c 1306640c 1343604c 1347682c 1351874c 1355950c 1359928c 1372280c 1380602c 1384452c 1405106c 1454216c 1458424c 1462418c 1474594c 1482906c 1511456c 1515552c 1523846c 1527914c 1544408c 1548308c 1552392c 1560670c 1564732c 1568938c 1581288c 1597468c 1601616c 1630268c 1634464c 1650836c 1654816c 1667186c 1679502c 1683656c 1687722c 1695962c 1700028c 1703952c 1712276c 1720546c 1728524c 1732832c 1736736c 1744946c 1749098c 1757358c 1761474c 1769496c 1777784c 1781850c 1785944c 1789966c 1798162c 1806568c 1822912c 1851628c 1855700c 1867794c 1871934c 1892562c 1900660c 1904794c 1908936c 1917174c 1921244 1929398c 1937446c 1945762c 1957936c 1962036c 1994984c 1998914c 2039896c 2044122c 2060456c 2064548c 2068632c 2072672c 2076892c 2084908c 2089162c 2101466c 2105384c 2109494c 2125952c 2130136c 2134050c
[oracle9i@M6UAT-DB:/home/oracle9i>]kill -9 102612  213018  278544  327850  340170  356426  466986  495782  516276  565368  610416  626822  647266Thanks,
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