Out of disk space for Oracle 11i with Linux as OS

i want to add additional space for my server, currently i have (3) 36gb harddisk on raid 5 which add up to 108gb but since i am ran out of space for my data, i planned to add (1) 146gb though i can add 3 disk as i have 3 slots available, wont there be any complication if i add this as it is not the same with the current config? wont it affect my oracle application?

In my calculation, 3 36GB Disk under RAID5 add up 72GB. You could add your extra Disk for example on the /u01 mount point (standard for 11i apps). If you want to go for performance, you should consider another Disk with the same size and use RAID1, if that's available and hard disk mirroring is a requirement.
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0ae3c77eaab54ea09b0724737a125f48 Disk           0ae3c77eaab54ea09b0724737a125f4
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12068c1992634c92addf44bfbee5cada Disk           12068c1992634c92addf44bfbee5cad
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32d87ea3f0ea4570bd1ae215c818686d Disk           32d87ea3f0ea4570bd1ae215c818686
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3429bef9926347babbf20bbb258fdec0 Disk           3429bef9926347babbf20bbb258fdec
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62abc840b38444abaa9d8dc9bd43b852 Disk           62abc840b38444abaa9d8dc9bd43b85
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6833cf7dec3e4f19a3bf7961d53c5ced Disk           6833cf7dec3e4f19a3bf7961d53c5ce
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Andrey Burakov wrote:
Hi all! .
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>
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Essbase needs to retrieve [1017] Essbase Kernel blocks in order to calculate the top dynamically-calculated block.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [Drxxxxxx] can hold a maximum of [75] blocks.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [Drxxxxxx], when full, will result in [allocation from non-Dyn.Calc.Cache memory].
Reading Parameters For Database [Drxxxxxx]
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Index cache size ==> [1048576] bytes, [128] index pages.
Index page size ==> [8192] bytes.
Using buffered I/O for the index and data files.
Using waited I/O for the index and data files.
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Data cache size ==> [3145728] bytes, [22] data pages
Data file cache size ==> [0] bytes, [0] data file pages
Performing transaction recovery for database [Drxxxxxx] following an abnormal termination of the server.
Restructuring Database [removedfrompost]
Out of disk space. Cannot create a new [Data] file. [adIndNewFile] aborted
Essbase Internal Logic Error [7333]
Exception error log [C:\HYPERION\ESSBASE\app\removedfrompost\log00002.xcp] is being created...
Exception error log completed -- please contact technical support and provide them with this file
RECEIVED ABNORMAL SHUTDOWN COMMAND - APPLICATION TERMINATING

To avoid all these things as a best practice
we didn't allow dense restructure on the cubes size>30 GB
As an altrnative, we will export the level0 data, clear the DB, and load the new data. After that aggregate the cube to store the data at all the consolidation levels.

"out of disk space" when trying to export

I'm working on a Macbook Pro and Final Cut Pro HD version 4.5. Here's the deal:
I'm trying to move a project into iDVD, so I'm exporting it as a Quicktime Movie. After about a minute of exporting, the "Error: out of disk space" window pops up. I have almost 3 gigs on my external drive which, I think, should be enough for the file.
On another post, someone with the same problem said it was a faulty timecode that made the project seem reeeaaallly long and the drive didn't have enough room for that long duration. I believe this might be the cause of my "error" because at the very beginning of my project the time code reads 01:00:00;00. If this IS the problem, how do I fix it? If not, what do I do?
I am a very amateur film editor and would very much appreciate any help!
Thanks.
Message was edited by: jraks

Two things:
1. That is not nearly enough of available space. At least 20 GBs is needed.
2. FCP 4.5 HD is a PPC app; you are running it on a Intel Mac. Not compatible and you will have issues. I'm surprised you were able to install it.

MXF export flagged as "out of disk space" - never finishes

Have an AVC-INTRA project which has a motion jpeg sequence in it. When I attempt to export the entire sequence as MXF - avc-intra 100 the export through media encoder stops between 50 and 65% and a message comes up by windows indicating that an application needs to close. Media Encoder CS5 5.0.1 does not complete the encoding and generates an error messege "out of disk space" However, there is ample space on the drive being used to export the project. Is there a file size limit to mxf export or duration limit to mxf export? DO NOT UNDERSTAND why this export is not completing!
Need help! Thanks.

At first I thought I had a rendering issue with mxf but discovered Premiere Pro CS5 was creating the CONTENTS folder for the mxf on the right drive as per panasonics requirements. Of course any sequence you export as an MXF file gets broken up into chunks in the contents folder. One concern I have is if there is a limit in length or file size that the export is being limited to. My sequence is 90 minutes in length. Or better yet is the MXF container running out of chunk names for the sequence thus terminating the export. Not sure on both. I remember back in 1.5 or 2 when there was a bug concerning rendering long sequences but I thought Adobe has gotten past those types of errors. Maybe not. I checked the project size and there doesn't seem to be anything unusually large or strange going on with the project size. This sequence is picture only with no audio. If anyone else has a long sequence I recommend trying this to see if you get the same results. Export should not be duration limited. The other area I am thinking could be a problem is with memory management. I've got 12 gigs of ram and I set media encoder to use a max of 9 gigs. I'm wondering is there is something loosing track of memory on a longer export. Created a new project and will try again. This is my fourth attempt today.
Rob

[nQSError: 46118] Out of disk space.

Hello,
I'm having this error: [nQSError: 46118] Out of disk space. after launching several (heavvy) reports.
The software configuration is an oracle bi 10.1.3.3.3 and oracle 10g db.
What does it mean? I know it means that there isn't space left but where? In the db machine or in the bi server (presentatio? server?) machine?
Is it a db problem? I don't think so beacuse there isn't an ORA-XXXX error code so i think is not an oracle error caught by the BI server and we discovered that clearing all cursors from the administration prevent this error to appear for a while.
Can someone tell me if is an Oracle Bi (Server? Presentation?) problem and how to solve it? Do i have to set a parameter somewhere to limit the cursors or to high the cache?
Thank you
Maurizio

Are you on Windows or Unix? If unix, what flavour?
If you're on unix, try this:
1) Just before running the reports, enter this command:
while [ 1 -lt 2 ]; do date;ls -lrt;bdf;echo "";sleep 5;done
(if not HPUX substitute bdf for df or whatever gives you the state of your filesystems)
2) Run your report
You'll get a snapshot every five seconds of how much space is available on your disk eg:
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda3 18374532 8232104 9209052 48% /
/dev/sda1 194442 11691 172712 7% /boot
none 1037444 0 1037444 0% /dev/shm
If it were a permissions issue then I'd have thought you'd get a permissions rather than space error.
Is 10Gb the total free on the BI Server ? That's not a great deal of space. I've seen tmp files grow to 2Gb each, so you'd potentially only need a handful of users running big queries to break things.

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