XI Server Disk is full

Hi All
I need help in this:
Basis is telling that XI Server disk is full and we cant increase the size anymore, so what are the things we can do to free the space?
Regards
Dheeraj Kumar

Dear Dheeraj,
in your last reply you mention 2 tables. Let's keep things separate...
Per SXMSPHIST: this table does not belong to PI message tables as it does not hold any (part of a) message. Instead a fingerprint of each message is stored to this table for duplicate detection. For reorganization of this table report RSXMB_DELETE_HISTORY is used. This one usually is executed by standard PI house-keeping job SAP_BC_XMB_HIST_DELETE_<client>. See also SAP Note 872388, section 5 - a). Additionally you might want to check the list of [periodical tasks|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/cd/20bc3ff6beeb0ce10000000a114084/frameset.htm].
Per SXMSPMAST: From your reply I understand that archiving works fine and you also use report RSXMB_DELETE_ARCHIVED_MESSAGES, however, there are several situations that might cause table SXMSPMAST to increase:
(a) growth is not due to messages flagged for archiving, but it is caused by messages flagged for deletion (without prior archiving)
(b) growth is due to messages flagged for archiving, but
(-b1) some of these messages are not archived
(-b2) RSXMB_DELETE_ARCHIVED_MESSAGES is not used correctly such that successfully archived messages are not deleted afterwards
(c) archiving & deletion is working perfectly fine, but messages remain in SXMSPMAST as the switch deletion procedure has been activated and the threshold for actually performing the switch over to the shadow container has not yet been exceeded
Per (a) and (-b1): walk through section 5 of SAP Note 872388 meticulously.
Per (-b2): check configuration of deletion phase (TCode AOBJ) and / or trigger deletion manually (TCode SARA).
Per (c): check configuration of switch procedure (TCodes SXMS_MONI_DB, SXMS_CONF_SWITCH, SXMS_IECONF).
Best regards,
Harald Keimer
XI Development Support
SAP AG, Walldorf

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