In DB-13 Initialize tape error

[Former Member]

Hi

while initialize tape in db-13, it gave error like

"

ob started

tep 001 started (program RSDBAJOB, variant &0000000000119, user ID BASIS)

xecute logical command BRBACKUP On host CRMDEV

arameters: -u / -i force -c force -n 1 -v SCRATCH

R051I BRBACKUP 6.20 (100)

R055I Start of database backup: bdvozytd.tib 2007-06-29 15.10.09

R252E Function fflush() failed for '/oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib' at location main-9

R253E errno 28: No space left on device

R121E Processing log file /oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib failed

R206I End of backup volume initialization

R280I Time stamp 2007-06-29 15.10.09

R054I BRBACKUP terminated with errors

R252W Function fclose() failed for '/oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib' at location BrCleanup-14

R253W errno 28: No space left on device

R121W Processing log file /oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib failed

xternal program terminated with exit code 3

RBACKUP returned error status E

ob finished

"

Please let me know what i need to do.

Regards,

swathi-k

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Swathi

This is clearly a space problem. There is not enough free space left to perform the backup..

So you need to make sure that there is enough space available for backup...

This part of error:

R252E Function fflush() failed for '/oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib' at location main-9

<b>R253E errno 28: No space left on device</b>

R121E Processing log file /oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib failed

clearly states that the issue is related to space on the device..

So clean up the space and try taking the backup again and it will be surely a success!

No need for media recovery.

Regards

Sumit

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Sumit Jain

[Former Member]

Hi,

I don't think tape is having the space.

Check the space ,

Delete the folder in this...oracle/CRD/sapbackup/bdvozytd.tib failed

Run again...

Also try this,

Some datafiles need Media Recovery and i tried the same with the command:-RECOVER DATAFILE '<PATH NAME AND DATA FILE';

SQL> shutdown immediate;

SQL> startup

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