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Old 01-14-09, 12:19
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increase the tablespace in db2

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We are using db2 database.some tablespace filled 99%.Can U tell me how to increase the size of the tablespace.

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Old 01-14-09, 12:44
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If you are using automatic storage, then DB2 will automatically increase the size when needed (and they will usually stay at 99%). Just make sure there is enough free space on the mount point where the database resides.
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Old 01-14-09, 12:44
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What DB2 version and OS? What type of tablespace?

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Old 01-14-09, 20:52
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what are the tablespaces managed by?
you can see the type by these command

db2 connect to dbname
db2 list tablespaces show detail
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Old 01-14-09, 23:39
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Hi,

I checked the list of tablespace.some table space reaches 99.8 percentage.

how to increase?

How to pull the db2diag file in db2.


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Old 01-15-09, 00:54
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You don't need the db2diag.log file for this issue. You need to go back and read my post and try to understand what I already told you. You can google "db2 automatic storage" for more info.
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Old 01-15-09, 07:19
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or if you could not find the doc see :
ALTER TABLESPACE statement
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Old 01-15-09, 07:35
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db2diag

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what is the command to pull the db2diag file into temporary folder

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Old 01-15-09, 07:44
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Manikandan, I'm afraid you have to put in some efforts too. Please do not expect the forum to spoon-feed you for free.

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Old 01-17-09, 04:45
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and what is meant by :
what is the command to pull the db2diag file into temporary folder
can you explain what and why
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