on 02-01-2009 7:27 AM
Hi all,
I have the following configuration for my MaxDB (which is a part of a DMS system).
Version is MaxDB 7.6
Data volumes are:
1) 2.GB
2) 2.GB
3) 10GB
4) 10GB
5) 10GB
6) 3GB
7) 3GB
😎 3GB
It's seems that for volumes 3, 4 & 5 (10GB size) only 4.5GB are used.
My question is: why the free 5.5GB of the 10GB volumes is not used?
Is it a configuration issue or does MaxDB determine where to write automatically?
I don't see any performance problems.
Thanks,
Omri
> I have the following configuration for my MaxDB (which is a part of a DMS system).
> Version is MaxDB 7.6
>
> Data volumes are:
> 1) 2.GB
> 2) 2.GB
> 3) 10GB
> 4) 10GB
> 5) 10GB
> 6) 3GB
> 7) 3GB
> 😎 3GB
>
> It's seems that for volumes 3, 4 & 5 (10GB size) only 4.5GB are used.
They will be used - just put more data into your content server (?).
> My question is: why the free 5.5GB of the 10GB volumes is not used?
> Is it a configuration issue or does MaxDB determine where to write automatically?
No, there is nothing wrong here.
MaxDB choses the datavolumes to save changed/new pages in a order based on their relative filling.
Nevertheless as long as there is freespace in a volume it is possible that this will get used as well.
Maybe you're thinking of a feature that existed until SAP 7.4 where the database would even out the filling degree in times of low activity. This feature is not present anymore - instead changed pages are relocated during savepoints.
> I don't see any performance problems.
Why should you? Content server usually does not put the same level of traffic to the database as a OLTP system would. For that you can use different sized data volumes without any performance drops.
regards,
Lars
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