Oracle is 100% full

I am using ECC6.0.Here I wanted to make path from Production to development.but there is problem regarding client export. in UNIX command it shows Oracle space is 100% full.So what are the steps are to be taken?
please give me a suggesation

Hi,
When the oracle 100% try to delete unwanted files or move some where.
or check if you can delete 'core' files:
find /oracle -name core -exec rm {} \;
Please check SAP note 16513 will help you.
With Regards,
Krishna.

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Dear Experts,
In our server PSAPUNDO table space showing 100% full since three weeks and due to this space critical objects found in PSAPUNDO tablespace.
PSAPUNDO has automatic management enable.
Referred Note 1035137 but no clue found.
Kindly suggest on this.
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Hi Bharath,
From the information above PSAPUNDO tablespace has autoextend off.
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sorry, why?
clearly you do not know how undo works and the SAP recommendations.
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e25494/undo.htm#ADMIN013
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Oracle filesystem is 100% full

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Any idea, what will if , Oracle Clusterware home getting 100% full. Will it effect the DB operations for the instance on that node.

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> Please guide me why it always shows 100% used and what is the performance impact on that
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a) with SAP resources
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I do not think BRTOOLS is difficult.
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The parameter undo_retention is set to value "900".
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Should I take care about this issue and extend tablespace PSAPUNDO or decrease parameter undo_retention?
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> Should I take care about this issue and extend tablespace PSAPUNDO or decrease parameter undo_retention?
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@ Madhusudan
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Regards,
Sabdar Syed.

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