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Sysload Analyst: RedisQFork*.dat filling up System disk
Article ID: 186810
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Products
CA Automic Sysload
Issue/Introduction
The folder C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Redis contain many RedisQFork_xxxx.dat files filling up the disk.
Cause
Sysload Analyst Database (Redis) uses as database Redis which creates these temporary files for Caching purposes and seems not to delete them after being no longer necessary.
Environment
Release : 5.8
Component : SYSLOAD
Subcomponent: Sysload Analyst (Web)
Resolution
Delete/move old RedisQFork_xxxx.dat files from C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Redis
Additional Information
If Sysload Analyst (Web Console) is not being used, you can shutdown the Windows Associated Service.
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