May I run "shrink DB/truncate free space from the end of file" at PROD?

We have a SAP/MSS production system.
The disk is full.
We want to truncate the log file by:
"shrink DB/truncate free space from the end of file"
on the log file.
How risk is it? Can we do it during production is running?
Thanks! Points!

Backup the log file (to save the data and keep a consistent backup) Then shrink the file. Its normal for the log not to shrink down to the size you want. Do not shrink past 1GB.
DO NOT TRUNCATE - you are losing/dropping data and recovery will only be possible to the last on-line, or on-line plus last log/s.
You can avoid a full log file by setting a 9002 trap - this will trigger a backup (like oraarch when you back up based on % full). Else you need to change the frequency of the backups for the logs to ensure the system never fills ups.
You can Also add a second log file on a separate F/S if this occurs regular - which it shouldn't if you have a correct backup strategy.

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Truncate 4 characters from the end of a field

How would I go about trimming the last for characters in a field.

If you are truncating it using the Picture, it should always work. If you are doing it via the !format event, does your data file have a field with the same name as where you put the code?
I have to admit I dont have a need for truncation so Ive not done any testing besides Test Presentment. The SSN sample came from an actual production form. There isnt anything Im aware of that has to be added to jfpreamble we dont have any form (out of 100s) that has custom jfpreamble coding.
FYI: We almost exclusively use global field definitions in our data files. If you are using field field definitions that might make a difference. For example, this is a sample from the end of a data file:
>...
^global Authorized_Rep_Name
G KOCH
^global TimeRequested
11:54:21
^global DateRequested
12/05/2006
^global 12_Address_lines
MRS BARBARA PRODUCTION
MODIFIED 5606 MARK
ADDRESS LINE3
SEATTLE WA 98679-8816
^global CP_IA_Record_No
9
^global CP_Address_lines_REC
9
^global DAT_File_Name
PF_0020_20061205_115421
^global DoNotMail
^FORM _base_page_v1r3.mdf
^field MannerOfServiceImage
C:\JetForm\Forms\FirstClass.jpg
^FORM f-01-115-v1r4.mdf
^FORM f-01-115-v1r4-s.mdf
^FORM sep-pg9-v1r3-cso.mdf
^FORM f-01-115-v1r4-cso.mdf
If we used field definitions it would look more like:
>...
^form 1111111
^field AAAA
DATA-AAAA
^field BBBBB
DATA-BBBBB
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^field BBBBB
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I dont know if this would cause a difference in your truncation problem.

Preserve a single space at the end of line using spool command

Hi,
Can you please help me to write the result of an sql query into a file with the last column of the row ending with a single space?
For example:
COL1DATA|COL2DATA|COL3DATA<space1>
As mentioned in the example the col3 value in the file should end with a single space. And there should not be any delimiters at the end of the row.
I tried with set trimspool on/off. But, it didn't work. When I say trimspool on - it is trimming all the trailing spaces.
When I say trimspool off - it is retaining all the trailing spaces to the size of the line.
But, I do not wish to modify the file through shell commands once it is written thru spool. I mean I do not wish to append spaces to the end of a line using shell script or any other method.
I do not wish to use other methods like UTL_FILE also.
Please help me how to do it using spool command?
Thank you.
Ramana

My requirement is that all the trailing spaces should be truncated except the last one in the row.Why?
As you have discovered a single column in sqlplus, is always a fixed length regardless of the size of the data, if the length of the data varies the output is padded to the maximum or line size with spaces. The trim and trimpsool commands are there to remove all the spaces from the end of a line if there are any. There are no commands to trim all the spaces except one, or even to trim all the spaces except two, or three even.
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Insufficient free space in the database during upgrademodule General checks

we are upgrading SAP R/3 Enterprise 470 110 to ECC6 on Oracle/Windows.
During PREPARE module: General checks the file CHECKS.LOG show the following information:
   #====================================================#
Requests and information for module General checks #
   #====================================================#
INFO> The following values may be preliminary because of
      free space consumption during productive operation and
      additional free space requests derived in a later stage.
      Conversions of modified tables can require additional space.
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ERROR> Insufficient free space in the database as follows:
Create TABLESPACE PSAPDIMD             with 102 MB
Create TABLESPACE PSAPDIMI             with 102 MB
Create TABLESPACE PSAPODSD             with 112 MB
Create TABLESPACE PSAPODSI             with 112 MB
Create TABLESPACE PSAPFACTD            with 102 MB
Create TABLESPACE PSAPFACTI            with 102 MB
INFO> To adjust the size of your tablespaces, you may use the commands
      in file 'C:\usr\sap\put\log\ORATBSXT.LST' using the 'brspace' utility.
      Please copy the file before making changes, as it may be
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INFO> During the upgrade, the new SAP kernel
      will be installed. All files and subdirectories
      in directory C:\usr\sap\CTD\SYS\exe\run which are not used
      in Release 700 will be removed.
      The files from "dbclient.lst" in the kernel directory are kept.
      Files and subdirectories can be protected from deletion
      if they appear in a file "protect.lst" in the same directory
      (each protected name in a separate line).
      For security reasons, directory C:\usr\sap\CTD\SYS\exe\run
      should be saved in a backup.
INFO> You already installed kernel extensions.
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      RFC.CAR
      after the upgrade has finished.
      You can find these archives on the CD "Presentation".
      Do n o t unpack the archives now, the software
      is only compatible with the new SAP kernel.
INFO> It is possible to upgrade the frontend software before
      you start SAPup!
   #===========================================================#
PREPARE module General checks finished with status failed #
   #===========================================================#
#====================================================
Execution of all selected PREPARE modules finished.
#====================================================
Now, we have the new tablespace layout and as says the upgrade general note: Note 819655 - Add. info.: Upgrade to SAP NW 2004s ABAP ORACLE we do not have to create tablespaces as saied in PREPARE; so I have adjusted tables DDART,    TAORA, IAORA: with the entry
DDIM     STD     Dimension Tables in BW
DFACT     STD     Facts Table in BW
DODS     STD     ODS Tables in BW
Then J have repeated the module: GENERAL CHECK but in the file CHECKS.LOG I noted always the same error.
Any HELPS?????
Edited by: Raffaele Pezone on Dec 1, 2009 4:25 PM
Edited by: Raffaele Pezone on Dec 1, 2009 4:34 PM

As mentioned in sap note: Note 541542 - Upgrade phase INIT_CNTRANS: Container inconsistency
we don't have standard layout:
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SSDEF: PSAPES<rel>D,   PSAPES<rel>I
SSEXC: PSAPES<rel>D,   PSAPES<rel>I
SLDEF: PSAPEL<rel>D,   PSAPEL<rel>I
SLEXC: PSAPEL<rel>D,   PSAPEL<rel>I
APPL0: PSAPSTABD,      PSAPSTABI
USER : PSAPUSER1D,     PSAPUSER1I
<...>: PSAP<.....>D,   PSAP<.....>I
but
MCOD Layout (new layout)
SSDEF: PSAP<sid><rel>, PSAP<sid><rel>
SSEXC: PSAP<sid><rel>, PSAP<sid><rel>
SLDEF: PSAP<sid><rel>, PSAP<sid><rel>
SLEXC: PSAP<sid><rel>, PSAP<sid><rel>
APPL0: PSAP<sid>USR,   PSAP<sid>USR
USER : PSAP<sid>USR,   PSAP<sid>USR
<...>: PSAP<sid>, PSAP<sid>
but we don't use Multiple component in one Database. We have only one instance in one DB.
in fact we have following tablespaces:
PSAPSID
PSAPSID620
PSAPSID700
PSAPSIDUSR
PSAPTEMP
PSAPUNDO
SYSAUX
SYSTEM
I have just created PSAPSID700 as PREPARE says.

WBAdmin BMR backup says "There is not enough free space on the backup storage location to back up the data."

We're doing nightly BMR backups of a small 2012 R2 Hyper-V host via wbadmin to 2TB USB disks, via
wbadmin start backup -backupTarget:z: -quiet -noverify -vssFull -include:e:,c: -allCritical
(where E: contains the sole VM).
We are using the same backup system on other similar Hyper-V hosts running 2008 R2 and 2012, with no problems. However, with this 2012 R2 host, after a few months of no problems the backups started failing with:
There is not enough free space on the backup storage location to back up the data.
This made no sense, and continues to make no sense:
The 2TB backup disks are only half full (>1TB free), with 600GB of unallocated shadowstorage.
There should be room for many more backups on these disks. Each currently contains 11 to 13 backups, with the initial full backup having required about 600GB and each subsequent backup only requiring another 20GB to 40GB.
There is over 40GB free on the C: drive and 300GB free on the E: drive; free space on the host volumes is not an issue.
Increasing the shadowstorage limit on the backup disks to unbounded doesn't resolve the issue.
This is not a problem of a RECOVERY partition that's too small, and SystemState backups always complete successfully.
The first workaround we found was to temporarily reduce (not increase) the shadowstorage allocation on the E: drive (containing the VM) and then increase it back (with the end result of deleting old shadow copies).
This worked reliably, but looking for a root cause led us to uninstall the Windows Updates installed mid-September (in particular the Aug 2014 and Sep 2014 roll-ups), which preceded the start of this problem. But instead of resolving the problem the uninstalls
made it worse, in that our workaround stopped working.
We reinstalled the Windows Updates, and then tried setting backup performance to normal, in case the problem was related to VSS on the host volumes, but the errors continued.
At this point the only way we've found to work around the error is to delete 1 or 2 of the oldest backups on the destination disk, via
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after which the new backup will succeed.
But, again, this makes no sense, as the destination disks are only half full, and even if space was an issue wbadmin should delete old backups as required. And this same system is working fine on 2008 R2 and 2012.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
John

Hi John,
Please check run the command below to check if the space required to complete the backup causes the snapshot storage space to become less than 1/8 of the target size.
vssadmin list shadows /for=x: will list the shadow copies on x: and creation time.
WSB will not shrink the diff area to less than 1/8 of Target volume size as we do not want to lose all past backups just to accommodate this one.
For more detailed information, please refer to the article below:
Windows Server Backup automatic disk usage management
http://blogs.technet.com/b/filecab/archive/2011/03/14/windows-server-backup-automatic-disk-usage-management.aspx
V. Backup, Restore and Disaster Recovery
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1846.v-backup-restore-and-disaster-recovery.aspx?Sort=MostUseful&PageIndex=1
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Tmpfs free space versus the "free" command

I've always thought this possible, so today I tried it:
I have 2 gigs of physical RAM, and no swap partitions, so my memory limit is a hard 2 gigs.
I made 2 1-gig tmpfs mounts; nothing complained.
I filled them up one at a time, and kept checking both free memory (with free) and free space on the tmpfs mounts -- as I started to get near the limit of my system's RAM, free still showed plenty of RAM free in the +/- row.
Neither free nor df gave me any indication that the system was dangerously low on memory. (I assume from a bit of Googling that "free" considers the size of tmpfs's to be part of the "cached" column, as nothing else was big enough to contain them.)
Anyhow, I added a few more files to the tmpfs and the system locked up for a while... After about 3 minutes of hard drive thrashing (which was a bit distressing, but since my files look OK I guess it was desperately running sync again and again to try to free RAM for the tmpfs), a couple programs died and everything went back to normal.
So, in an effort to have that not happen again (since I use tmpfs heavily; it's a nice way to screw around with big files without waiting on hard drives), I wrote this little shell script:
#!/bin/bash
#prints worst-case free memory, from /proc/meminfo
total=`grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo | gawk '{print $2}'`
used=`grep Committed_AS /proc/meminfo | gawk '{print $2}'`
echo "Free RAM in the worst case: " $(($total - $used)) "kB"
and put this in my .bashrc:
alias free='free; wcfree'
alias df='df; wcfree'
~Felix.
PS: If it's not possible to make stuff crash with only a single tmpfs, please let me know -- that would be good knowledge, and make me feel silly for writing this :P

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I don't know if it works, and I would be hesitant to try it, because I believe there is an issue with DBCC SHRINKFILE being awfully slow when there is LOB data.
I like to believe that your odds would be better if you used varbinary(MAX), and given how easier varbinary(MAX) is to work with your life would be happier two. But I don't know how that would work with your merge-replication scheme. And if you use READ/WRITE/UPDATETEXT
you need to change that code.
You say you cannot create a new table and copy data over because of merge replication. Would it be possible to create a new column, copy data over, drop the old column and rename? I have no experience with merge replication myself, so I don't know of
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For that matter you could try DBCC CLEANTABLE in the state you have now. Not that it should help from you have told me, but you never know...
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

How do you free space on the startup disk

how do you free space on the startup disk

If your disk is 80% full that is normal. Time Machine uses up to 80% of the disk space for local snapshots. To get rid of these snapshots simply plug in your Time Machine backup drive and run a backup.
If you have less than 20% disk space then it is time to roll up your sleeves and search for what you can delete and what you can offload to another disk.
If you have less than 10 GB you definitely need to delete or offload some files. You may want to maintain at least 20 GB of free space so when your disk starts filling again it will have some room before it hits that 10 GB mark again. More headroom is better. If you let the space fall much below 9 GB you might not be able to boot your machine.
Initial easy steps to gain disk space:
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Deleting files:
Run a Time Machine (or other) backup since you are about to delete and move files and you may need to recover from any inadvertent mistakes or decisions. You will need one external hard drive for your Time Machine (or other) backup and a second one onto which you will offload some files.
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Consider moving some of the no-often-used large files or directories to an external disk. Use ODS again to find them.
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To move the iPhoto Library folder to a new location, employ the instructions in the AppleCare Knowledge Base document from http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2506 corresponding to the version of iPhoto you are using. Additional information can be found in iPhoto Help.
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Remove or free data from the disk space

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Is there any T-code from the appliaction layer or we have to do at operating system or database level.
Regards,
Jitender

Hi,
As far as i know we canot delete data from data files.But i think u can shrink the file.
But not suggestable.You can delete the juck or old data in the usr/trans/log/files.
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I have several encrypted .dmg files on my macbook air running OS X 10.10.1 I have had them for years with no problems. Now suddenly, in the finder, at the bottom of the finder window where it shows the number of items and free space for a disk, it shows more free space than the full size of the .dmg file. Typically it will show about 200MB for a 100 MB file. Obviously, this is a bug, but I can find no information or discussions about it anywhere.
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I rebuilt the spotlight index as suggested.
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Hello pkoutouzakis,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
You can download your iTunes Store purchases free of charge again at any time. Any content that did not come from the iTunes store would have to be re imported from their original sources.
iTunes 11 for Mac: Download previous purchases from the iTunes Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12283
You can download many types of content previously purchased from the iTunes Store to your devices and authorized computers. This way, you can add items to your devices and computers without having to sync or copy files. It’s also useful if your iTunes files are lost or deleted for any reason.
Previous purchases may be unavailable if they are no longer on the iTunes Store.
Note: Some types of previously purchased content might not be available in some countries.
Download previous iTunes Store purchases to an authorized computer
Click iTunes Store near the top of the iTunes window.
Click the Purchased link at the right of the iTunes Store homepage (below Quick Links).
In the page that appears, select a category.iTunes shows you which of your purchases are available for download. You can view all of your past purchases, or just the ones not currently in your iTunes library. Items already in your library aren’t available for download.If you select Music, you can view your purchases by song, artist, or album. If you’re viewing by album, click an album to see which songs on it are available for downloading.To search for an item, type its name or a keyword in the search field, and then press the Return key to view your search results.
To download an item, click its Download button .To download all available items, click Download All.
There is relatively new service called iTunes Match which stores your non iTunes Store purchases in the Cloud so they can be downloaded to your authorized devices straight from the Cloud.
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The merge process could not allocate memory for an operation; your system may be running low on virtual memory. Restart the Merge Agent.

I encountered this problem on our SQL2012 and I have tried different scenarios (see below) to no avail. I have decided to give up and check if someone here has encountered this and resolved it.
One thing I know, it's not a memory issue. Both servers we're using has lots of memory to spare and we monitor the memory as the replication goes through it's steps.
I hope someone can help me on this. Thanks!
The Error:
The merge process could not allocate memory for an operation; your system may be running low on virtual memory. Restart the Merge Agent.
Our Scenario
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minimum
maximum
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run_value
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128
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2147483647
2147483647
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MCP, MCSD, MCDBA (ANXA)

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Mac Pro Book
Mac OS X 10.7.5
iPhoto 11 9.4.2
importing photos into iphoto, shows "Photo cannot import your photos because there is not enough free space on the volume containing your iPhoto library."
tried creat new library, same thing.
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Who knows how to fix it?

How much free space do you have on your hard drive? Try the following:
1 - delete the iPhoto preference file, com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in your
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How do you create additional free space on the volume containing the iPhoto library? I have plenty of HD space.

How do you create additional free space on the volume containing the iPhoto library? When attempting to import images from a CD I get an "Insufficient Disk Space" message albeit there is plaenty of additional space on the hard drive.

How much free space do you have on your hard drive? Try the following:
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2 - delete iPhoto's cache file, Cache.db, that is located in your
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Data/Library/Caches/com.apple.iPhoto folder
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