Error Not Enough Space On Partition Header Page
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TABLSPACE DOES NOT HAVE ENOUGH SPACE IN PARTITION HEADER PAGE. Subscribe to this APAR By subscribing, you receive periodic emails alerting you to the status of there is not enough space on the disk to complete this operation the APAR, along with a link to the fix after it becomes available.
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when an APAR for this component changes. APAR status Closed as program error. Error description Customer's conversion from IDS 10.00.FC10 to 11.50.FC6W1 failed when tblspace tablspace did not have enough space in
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partition header page. Online.log shows following error messages. online.log =========== 01:15:53 Conversion from version 10.00 Started 01:15:56 Checking partition header pages for needed free space 01:15:57 ERROR: Not enough space in partition header page 01:15:57 Partition header page (Chunk 4 Offset 4) for partition 0x400001 (with 234 extents) has free space 0 and the space needed is 8 01:15:57 Reduce the number of extents from 234 there is not enough space on the disk excel using UNLOAD and LOAD or ALTER FRAGMENT INIT and free up space 01:15:57 Partition partition header page space checking failed 01:15:57 Checking for space in partition header pages failed 01:15:57 oninit: Fatal error in shared memory initialization There is no problem in reverting back to IDS 10.00. As we are not able to drop or move a chunk containing a tblspace tblspace, reducing the number of extents using UNLOAD and LOAD or ALTER FRAGMENT INIT to free up space is not applicable. The only resolution seems to be to drop and recreate the dbspace. Local fix Problem summary **************************************************************** * USERS AFFECTED: * * If the users are converting to 11.50 from an older release * * with almost full Partition header page of partition * * partition also called as tablespace tablespace. * **************************************************************** * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: * * The problem here was that the partition partition header * * page of the customer on 10.0 was nearly full. * * In 11.50.xc1 we added pn_bigserial which was 8bytes long to * * PTS_PARTN. * * So, while converting we would check if there were at least 8 * * bytes free on partition par
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Start Checking Your Partitions Graphically (GUI) System Monitor Disk Usage Analyzer Nautilus Gparted Checking Your Partitions via Command Line df (Disk Find) du (Disk Usage) find (Find) Problems & Solutions Partition Is Too Small Kernel installation https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoverLostDiskSpace failure Back Ups Gone Wrong Trash Folders Not Empty Unexpectedly Large File http://askubuntu.com/questions/298487/not-enough-free-disk-space-when-upgrading Too Many Collected Packages Check Your Logs Cloned Partitions NTFS Partition Is Not Correctly Sized `lost+found` Folders Gain Just a Bit of Space Install Apps When the Disk is Full Links Introduction This guide will help users who are having issues with a lack of free disk space. The user not enough may have received an error message such as "Thereisnotenoughroomonthedisktosave..." or perhaps a message about "insufficientdiskspace". This page presents ways to discover what is using large portions of your disk space and how to regain some free space. The primary focus is on restoring space on the system partition ( / ) but the procedures can easily be modified for other partitions as well. not enough space Common Reasons for "Lost" Free Space Backup files were mistakenly saved to the wrong location. Deleted files in the trash bin are still on the system taking up disk space. The user unknowingly created a large file in the wrong location. Downloads have accumulated in /var/cache/apt/archives. Various log files have increased in size and/or number. A cloned partition doesn't show the new partition's correct size. An NTFS partition shows the incorrect size. The contents of a lost+found folder has grown. An advertised 500 GB drive doesn't format to 500 GB. Nothing has changed, the user just needs a bit more space. Finally, a partition, such as / or /boot, is simply too small. Tips Before You Start Mounting. Many of the commands and applications used in this guide present information only on mounted partitions. If possible, mount only those partitions you wish to investigate. At best additional mounted devices provide extra results - at worst a mounted device might hide what is actually on the system partition. To view only the system folders, first close all open applications and then run the following command. It will
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