Insufficient free space in the database
Hello,
Good day.
Would just like to ask if anyone has encountered this problem during their EHP4 upgrade.
We currently run the preprocessing steps of the EHP4 so we could check the possible problems that we may encounter.
Rigth now,we encountered an error:
Extend Tablespace PSAP<sid>
Create Tablespace PSAP<sid>701
First on extension of tablespace - I think this is possible, we just need to add disk space on one of our drive so we could extend the said tablespace.
Second on creation of Tablespace - how could we perform this one, we have an existing Tablespace PSAP<sid>700 and I think this has been created during we install the system. How can we create this new tablespace? can we do it via brspace?
Thanks in advance on your responses.
Hello,
That's correct.
You have to create the table space PSAPSR3701 yourself with brtools.
Check the brtools manual for your operating system/database to see how you can create this NEW table space.
After creation of this new tablespace with brtools/brspace you can continue with EHPinst, EHPinst will then check if you have allocated enough space.
After installation of EHP4 the old tablespace PSAPSR3700 can be dropped, this can also be done with brtools.
This is a small example that we have used on UNIX with an Oracle database.
Creation of tablespace PSAPSR3701 with brtools/brcheck results in following Oracle commands:
1/
create tablespace PSAPSR3701 extent management local uniform size 1M segment space management auto datafile '/oracle/GP2/sapdata1/sr3701_1/sr3701.data1' size 10000M autoextend on next 1024M maxsize 20000M
2/
alter tablespace PSAPSR3701 add datafile '/oracle/GP2/sapdata2/sr3701_2/sr3701.data2' size 10000M autoextend on next 1024M maxsize 20000M, '/oracle/GP2/sapdata3/sr3701_3/sr3701.data3' size 10000M autoextend on next 1024M maxsize 20000M, '/oracle/GP2/sapdata4/sr3701_4/sr3701.data4' size 10000M autoextend on next 1024M maxsize 20000M
After installation of EHP4 in the post processing steps:
BR0280I BRSPACE time stamp: 2009-08-29 03.02.49
BR0657I Input menu 310 - please check/enter input values
Options for dropping of tablespace PSAPSR3700
1 * Number of files in tablespace (files) . [16]
2 * Total tablespace size in MB (size) .... [81420]
3 - Force tablespace drop (force) ......... [no]
4 - SQL command (command) ................. [drop tablespace PSAPSR3700]
I hope you can use this as a starting point.
Success.
Wim
Edited by: Wim Van den Wyngaert on Oct 16, 2009 7:09 PM
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