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how to save space in hard disk (while deleting client) help me

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hi friends

this my question .i have created a client and i have done local client copy it is successful

it occupied some space in the hard disk . after that i want to delete the same client .by executing scc5 i have deleted. at that time i was monitoring my hard disk again it is taking some space in hard disk.my question is

1 how can i get my free space in hard disk ?

2 why it is taking space in hard disk while deleting client?

3 what is the process for that ?

plz plz plz help me becuse i dont have enough space in my hard disk

thanks in advance

bye

nani

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Former Member
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Nani,

1. log into the client to delete

2. go into SCC5 and delete client

3. log into another client and delete entry with SCC4

4. reorg database to recover database space.

Actually, if you check "on" the little "Delete Entry from T000" checkbox, you can skip step 3.

One other way of deleting a client which could give significant performance gain and save time is at OS level using - R3trans

To delete a client( eg: 100 ), you have to create a command file "del100" with following entries

Clientremove

Client = 100

Select *

Place the command file in /usr/sap/trans/bin

$ cd /usr/sap/trans/bin

$ R3trans –w <log file name> -u 1 <command file name >

e.g $ R3trans -w del100.log -u 1 del100

To check the progress...

$ tail -f del100

Also, check this link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/69/c24c9c4ba111d189750000e8322d00/content.htm

Check this SAP Note for DB reorganization 417539

Hope this will help you.

Thanks

Kalyan.

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Former Member
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When you copy a client you expand the database. Some databases can 'auto-expand' when necessary grabbing some additional space from hard drive. But they wouldn't 'shrink' back if you delete some data - for example by deleting SAP client. You have to check your DB documentation how to release some unused space.

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