df command

I trying to find out if any space is left on on a drive

If I do the df -k command i will show
Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on

ok kbytes is the total But what I really what to know is, is there
really any more space left on the volumn that can be used ... or is that
really all that is on that drive

ie

I have a file
kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/vx/dsk/saptstdg/sapdata1
8249704 6945520 1221688 86% /oracle/XYX/sapdata1

is there a command to see if there more space that can be given/ released
to this drive hidden maybe .... so I can make th 8.2 gig like 10 gig

or like I said is that really IT .. and someone has to add a larger disk
and migrate all the data over to it ...

thankssssss

RJ

Well, the df command is just going to show you the mount status. To see if the existing volumes can be extended in their diskgroups, you will have to run VxVM commands. In this case, something like:

vxassist -g saptstdg maxsize

Of course, you might have a more complex layout of the volume (mirror, for example) in which case, you will have to specify the layout as well.