I can have this service killed almost every day, but it comes back during the nightly TSM backup cycle.  It is part of Our Tivoli/BigFix implementation that IBM uses to monitor license product capacity.  My guess is it is crawling the OD repository even though we have told them to exclude this file system.

I didn't really expect any solutions here, I was just wondering if anyone else has seen a similar issue.

Thanks.

I'm curious to know if anyone else has had problems on their CMOD server where the IBM licensing scan utility "wscanfs" has been consuming high amounts of CPU?  I am seeing this utility constantly running at above 30% CPU.  I have a number of other AIX 7.1 servers, but this production CMOD server is the only one that this is happening on.  I don't believe this is directly related to CMOD, but I have been after IBM for a resolution since January and I didn't know if anyone else is seeing issues.

We are seeing a similar issue

$ df -g /arsca*
Filesystem         GB blocks      Free %Used    Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/arscache01lv     14.00      1.52   90% 23906568    99% /arscache01
/dev/fslv02          1499.00   1279.57   15% 23995306     8% /arscache02

I know we have  big discrepancy between the size of cache01 and 02, but we thought the system would limit the files added to 01 before it filled up.  Last week the 01 filesystem completely filled and our AIX support team added (4) more GB.  I also need to have them expand the inodes still.

Is there anything we can do to prevent this filesystem from filling up again?

Hello, I am new to both this forum and relatively new to CMOD.

We are converting a COLD document from Oracle IPM to CMOD and I'm not sure how to resolve this issue.
In a remittance report, it is broken down by vendor number, but within a remittance document you can have more than one invoice number on a single page.  The business users only have the invoice number to search on.  In Oracle it publishes a new document for each new invoice within the report, even if it is the same page.  Does anyone have any ideas how this may be solved in CMOD without rewriting the source COLD report?

Thanks