Hi Neeraj,
Please check below point as per note 646681.
1. Creating a new target tablespace
brspace -f tscreate -t <new_tsp> -s <size> -a yes -m <max_size>
-i <incr_size> -l {all <old_tsp>} Make sure that the new tablespace is large enough to enter all tables.
If necessary, extend the tablespace with additional files or use
Auto-Extend.
brspace -f tsextend -t <new_tsp> -s <size> -a yes -m <max_size>
-i <incr_size>
Caution: Do not forget to set the " -l" option (table data class), so
that the new tablespaces copy all standard SAP data classes. If you
only want to move all tables from one or several (but not all)
tablespace[s] into a new tablespace, instead of "all", set the name[s]
of the old tablespace[s] in the "-l" option: "-l
<old_tsp_name>[,<old_tsp_name>,...]". The new tablespace thus copies the
data types assigned to the old tablespace[s]. However, if you only want
to move individual tables into a new tablespace, do not set this option.
As a result, BRSPACE automatically generates a new data class that is
assigned to the individual tables during the reorganization.
I have question for you while creating PSAPDEVD tablespace have you used the above option.
How you have created tablespace? can you provide that command?
As per the above statement in note if you use -l option while creating tablespace it shd assign data class to new tablesapce automatically.
Can you tell us what short dumps you are getting?
Good Luck,
Atil
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