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Forums SQL Server Administration (2000) error 112 there is not enough space on disk Reply to Topic Printer Friendly Author Topic lakhva Starting Member 22 Posts Posted-03/29/2005: 18:01:44 Hi,i'm trying to restore
Sql Server 112 "there Is Not Enough Space On The Disk"
production database on my development server but i got following error message."Modify file encountered operating system error 112(there is not enough space on the disk) while attempting to expand the physical file. Could not adjust the space allocation for file 'xyz_LOG'. restore database is terminating abnormally."Here is some more information.* I do have enough disk space. I don't know why its saying there is not enough disk space because i've around operating system error 112(error not found) 2.55 GB disk space available and my backup file from which i'm trying to do this database restore (with .bak extension) is only 177 MB!I also checked database property of the production database from which I created this back up file. That database has datafile size 278MB and trasaction log file size 3277 MB.I'm new to sql server and trying to get this solved since last week but no luck. While trying to resolve this issue I am creating new problems every day with the existing databases (One of which i posted just 2 days ago here)! please help me out. MichaelP Jedi Yak USA 2489 Posts Posted-03/29/2005: 18:34:35 278MB + 3277MB > 2.55GBYou need to shrink your transaction logs on production, perform a backup, and then try to restore THAT backup on development.You may also need to set the recovery model of your database to Simple before you shrink your database if it's not already at simple.Michael
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