on 11-28-2011 4:30 AM
Hello Guru:
I use the new SAP ECC installation for 2 weeks.
I wonder how can I know that the disk space is almost full.
Anywhere that I can check for this so I can prepare for the new space.
Thx in advance.
Any T.code that shows space occupied or remaining?
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Hello,
Any T.code that shows space occupied or remaining?
Yes. you can use either:
a) transaction ST06 / Detail Analysis Menu / Snapshot - Current Data / FileSys - to see current snapshot
transaction ST06 / Detail Analysis Menu / Previous 24 hours / FileSys - to see history (you need to click on Next File System to see the other ones)
-- or --
b) transaction RZ20 / SAP CCMS Monitor Templates / Filesystems - here you can even configure monitoring and it is also possible (but not easy to explain here in forum on few lines) to configure email notification
Tomas
Dear , you need to read basic guide obout oracle database.
Navigate to D:\oracle\SID\oraarch folder , what do you see ?
You have enabled by defaul archiveloge mode and DB creates offline redo logs
if your system are not productive you can disable archivelog ,and delete generated offline redologs.
How you can disable archivloge :
Stop sap and DB , after :
sqlplus /nolog
connect / as sysdba
sql> startup mount
sql>select log_mode from v$database; (this step is optional)
sql>alter database noarchivelog;
sql>alter database open;
Now check for example again
sql>select log_mode from v$database;
Regards.
Hello
Did you enable oraflash?
If so, please disable it. Check Note 966073 - Oracle Flash Recovery Area/Fast Recovery Area
Regards,
Rajan
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Hi,
Can you share your file system configuration along with size in GB. It can give us clear cut picture as of which filesystem is full.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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Hi,
I assume that your entire SAP installation including SAP executables, Oracle binaries and ORacle datafiles and archivelogs are present in the D:\ Drive.
Problem here I see is that your system has created lot of archive logs in the oraarch folder. You may need to either backup them up and clear the space in this folder. Alternatively if the system is not that critical , you may simply delete the contents from folder oraarch.
Additionally as a precautionary step you may switch off archive log mode using brtools. This will ensure no more archive logs are created.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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