Limit on number of statements exceeded

Hi Experts,
He have done SAP Data archiving in a test server. The current ASP used is 88%. After delete job in DB12 it is showing 148 GB space. Now I want to reorganized the Table (COEP). But it is showing an error Limit on number of statements exceeded after sometime. How to resolve it?
Asad

Hi Asad,
how large is COEP ?
How many rows do your have in COEP ?
How many rows are deleted in COEP ?
How large is your ASP
The ASP usage is 88%, isn't it ?
You should keep in mind, that COEP gets copied with the new size temporary twice ...
Therefore, it might become an issue ...
I do hope, that you do have more tables with deleted rows .... then you might want to start the smaller ones first in order to get more free ...
I suggest, that you install the CONTOOL with investigation for this in order to get a good overview on youur DASD usage ... you can download it for free at:
consolut - Monitoring and administration on iSeries
Regards,
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag

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