Need to retrieve disk space on E drive.

Does anyone know of any directories that we can clean up within:
usr\sap\trans.
Within the "log" folder, there are files going back to 2002.
Also in "Data", files going back to 02, is it possible to move any of these to another location.
thank you in advance.
Marie

Hi Marie,
I will recommend not to clean up files manually, because you then could create inconsistency in your transports and there history.
I would recommend to use "TP" to do this.
Checkout the "TP CHECK ALL pf=<path & name of transport profile>" and the "TP CLEAROLD ALL pf=<path & name of transport profile>".
The first command will check all transports there co-files, data-files and so on if they are still used somewhere, generating a log.
The second command will use this log and delete files that are not used anymore taking into account a lifetime how old they are before deleting....
You should be able to find documentation on this in the online doku of the system or at help.sap.com...
Regards
Rolf

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