No DB free space check

Hi gurus,
When we are upgrading the test server, we face the error "no db free space check possibile code -4".
Please give us the solution.
regards,
gunamoorthy d

> When we are upgrading the test server
Are you upgrading the OS?
Are you upgrading Oracle? from what to what?
Are you upgrading SAP? fom what to what?
Are you upgrading something else that I have not been able to figure out with the incredible amount of information that you have provided?
Have you tried to check for notes?
Have you tried to search in the forums?
Or simply are you praying that someone has gone to Hogwarts with Harry Potter and is able to guess what are you doing and the error you are getting? Of course, we can also guess the solution

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