on 05-07-2014 12:14 PM
Hello All,
I have a call regarding the datafile growth.
Here 1 datafile sit on H drive which is having 9 mb of disk space next growth of the datafile will be 60 mb with autogrow on with no enough free space to grow..
Remaining 3 datafile sits on d drive which is having enough free space for the growth of datafile.
Do I need to request to increase the disk size for the H drive. since i do have the enough disk size for the D drive.
Regards
shathishkumar
Hi Sathis,
First find top size tables in the system by DBACOCKPIT Transaction then check how to optimize/recover the space in that drive. for example, if BALDAT/BALHDR is in huge size delete expired application logs through Transaction SLG2. if other BASIS tables are in huge size, Please check house keeping jobs in the following notes and schedule missed jobs in your system to avoid the DB growth.
Note 1411877 - New standard jobs
Note 1440439 - New Standard Jobs (2)
Note 16083 - Standard jobs, reorganization jobs
Note 1034532 - Changes for standard jobs
Once you have done clenup old/expired logs in the system, shrink the DB as suggested by S Sriram.
you can do whole database compression as well but do it when system load is low.
If other drive has enough space, you can detach and attach datafile to that drive but you need downtime for this.
Thanks and regards,
Pradeep
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Hi Sathish
You can check the free space in MS Sql MMC.
Open the MS Sql Server Management Studio - select the Database - right click - Select Tasks -
Select - Shrink - select - file in that you can find the each of the data file available free space
If you are using the MS SQl 2008 R2 you perform the DB compression as mention in the SAP Note
1488135 - Database compression for SQL Server
BR
SS
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Hello,
I suppose you use SQL Server as database. For beter performance, it is recommended that each data file has same size (check note 1238993).
So, I suggest you request to increase the disk size of H drive.
Best regards,
Nicolas
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Hi Satish,
Recommend to increase the space of the drive H.
Regards,
Visu
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