Low disc space

Dear All,
We work on ECC6 and our database is SQL 2005.
Now my concern is that my user/SAP drive has very low free space.
Can anyone suggest which files can I delete to increase the disc space.
Also what will happen if the disc space is gets full.
Helpful suggestions will surely be rewarded with points.
Regards,
Ashutosh
Edited by: ashutosh singh on Jun 16, 2008 10:58 AM

Dear Santosh,
I had already copied the files EPS/In to a different location and deleted its contents.Ya folder EPS/In is still there but through that I got around 100-150 KB of free space.
Now can I do the same for sapname folder(free space 150 KB)and log folders that will give me around 1.3 GB of free space.
Please suggest can I do it similiarly for any other files.
Please suggest..
NOTE: EPS/IN files are created when we apply support packages(.PAT and ATT files),but what type of files \.\sapmnt\SID\DVEBMGSXX\workcontains..Also it will give EPS/IN gives me only 130KB of free space.
Regards,
Ashutosh

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