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Old 12-31-04, 01:15
mksrini mksrini is offline
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Question db2 7.1 on Z/os - Image copy error

hi every body,

environment : db27.1 on z/os server

problem:
i have a tablespace which has attained its maximum extents(251) in space,
i am unable to take a image copy for the tablespace or i am unable to run any other online utility on that tablespace -- i am getting ABEND S04E error.

can any one help me from this error

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srinivasan
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Old 12-31-04, 10:08
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Did you alter the tablespace to increase the primary quantity? Then I would do a reorg right after that (not sure if you already tried that). If a reorg does not work, try doing a recover tablespace.
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Old 01-03-05, 05:53
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HI marcus,

yes i have altered the tablespace size with new values for Priqty and Secqty, after that i have reorged the tablespace but the reorg utility is not get completed , it get terminated with the error ABEND SB37.
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Old 01-04-05, 08:04
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OK - run out of discspace!

Before tablespace reorg do this:
ALTER STOGROUP <your-tablespaces-stogroup> ADD VOLUMES volume-id

SB37 means, that no discspace is available. Then you should add a new, fresh disc-volume!

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