Error in file upload. There is not enough space in the file system

Hello,
The excel file upload functionality was working fine till now. there is error for all the users that there is no space in file system
Kindly help, is this basis issue ?
thank you
B

Hi ,
Please verify on the space in temporary directory which is used on server side (on the engine where this webdynpro java application is running)
When file is up loaded WD java runtime uses temporary directory of Java runtime to store/read this data .
Clear all temporary directory folders/check whether directory has Read/Write permission(OS level ) assigned to it .
Regards,
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