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If you use any exit other than the asciinp exit, do not use the exit so that troubleshooting 
will be easier. 
If the file was transferred as text from a Windows system to an AIX system, the x'0D0A' will 
be changed to x'0A', which can affect the indexing. 
Check your input file in a hex editor to verify whether the delimiter is x'0D0A' and that the 
file contains x'0C'.
18.1.3  Content Manager OnDemand maintenance issues
The following problems relate to Content Manager OnDemand maintenance:
/SM590000Problem: One of the Content Manager OnDemand database file systems is reaching 
100% usage, and the file system size cannot be increased. How do you determine 
whether an application group is using this file system?
Reason or resolution: Follow these steps:
a. Run the arstblsp command to list the open table for the application group. For 
example, the application group that you want to find is called AppGrpName. Use the 
following command:
arstblsp -a 3 -g AppGrpName
The command returns table name CAA1:
Table still open for loading:  ApplGroup(AppGrpName) Agid(5016) Table (CAA1)
b. List the table space ID, table space, and table name for the application group data table 
that is opened, for example:
su - archive
db2 connect to archive
db2 “select tbspaceid, tbspace, tabname from syscat.tables where 
tabname='CAA1'”
The command returns the following output for table space ID 3:
TBSPACEID  TBSPACE  TABNAME
     3   ROOT_CAA1 CAA1
c. Determine the containers for this table space ID by running the following command:
db2 "list tablespace containers for 3"
The command returns with the table space containers for table space 3, as shown in 
Figure 18-3 on page 382.