on 12-23-2008 11:46 AM
Hi,
I am working on Solution Manager 7.0 on Solaris server. In DB02 i couldn't see any information about the database, like database overview, Tablespace overview etc.
Also i executed a report to delete the inconsistent TemSe objects which ended in a dump TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED
No more storage space available for extending an internal table
You attempted to extend an internal table, but the required space wasnot available
Dump says that Extended memory is exhausted.
Kindly give me some suggestions to fix this issue
regards
Naveen
Hi naveen,
As suggested by markus, try to delete all entries from Sp01 TCode. If the inconsustencies still exist, you should login to the DB level and remove entries from <SAP SCHEMA>.TST01 table.
Also check whether MONI table is fine along with SAPOSCOL.
regards,
hemanth
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after taking the backup of joblogs and freed the space, all background jobs are started running. SAP_COLLECTOR_PREFMONITOR is also running
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Hi Naveen,
First of all login to your database and execute:
select count(*) from <SAP Schema name><TST03>;
Now you will get the number of entries in the table. then use the delete command to delete the entries.
delete (*) from <SAP Schema name><TST03>;
Please note that deleted items cannot be retrieved (only if archiving has been setup).
regards,
hemanth
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Check SAP note 997535 - DB02: Problems with History Data.
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> I am working on Solution Manager 7.0 on Solaris server. In DB02 i couldn't see any information about the database, like database overview, Tablespace overview etc.
DB02 has been integrated into DBACOCKPIT transaction. Depending on the support package level you need to apply additional notes - see
Note 1028624 - Overview of DBA Cockpit for Oracle
Note 1028068 - Required Oracle options for the DBA Cockpit
> Also i executed a report to delete the inconsistent TemSe objects which ended in a dump TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED
> No more storage space available for extending an internal table
> You attempted to extend an internal table, but the required space wasnot available
Your parameter configuration seems to be too low for that task, especially
abap/heap_area_dia
abap/heap_area_nondia
abap/heap_area_total
Markus
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Hi Markus,
Thanks for the instant reply, in DBACOCKPIT also, i couldnt find any information.
Also all Standard Background jobs including SAP_COLLECTOR_FOR_PREFMONTOR are getting canceled, in sm21 i am getting system error as TemSe input/output to unopened file
Is that background has to do anything with DB Space statistics data, if so please advice me how to make these jobs to run properly.
Hi Markus,
I have deleted the spool requests in SP01, scheduled the program RSPO1041 but that job is also got failed.
1. Jobs are getting failed is it because of the inconsistent TemSe objects
Also in SP12 -- > consistency check, i able to see lot of JOBLGXXXX objects which have comments as Object reset Length = 0, i am getting around 214672 objects like that.
By deleting those will it help me in solving this error. Kindly advice
regards
Naveen
Hi Ernic,
Thanks for your support, the issue is with the TemSe objects and the table TST01. There are lot of inconsistent objects in this table around 79,000.
Because of this all background jobs are getting canceled including SAP_COLLECTOR_FOR_PERFMONITOR. Also if i schedule some jobs to reorganize this table those jobs are also getting failed.
I am looking for some other ways to fix this issue. Kindly advice
regards
Naveen
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