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Old 06-29-11, 10:35
suryaaravindh suryaaravindh is offline
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Question Creating DBspace

I had installed informix 11.10 developer edition in windows xp.
Without changing any of the configuration parameters, I tried to import a db.
While executing the dbimport command, database got created, around 15 tables got created and got loaded, and then i got the following error.
271 - Could not insert new row into the table.
131 - ISAM error: no free disk space

I see that there is only one db space, rootdbs and it is has only one chunk.
I executed the following command to add chunks to it. It didn’t work.
onspaces -a rootdbs \\.\d: -o 500 -s 500

I executed the following command to create a dbspace. It also didnt work out.
onspaces -c -d dbspc1 \\.\d: -o 200 -s 500

Can someone please help? Should I give a different path? Or is there any other configuration file in which i can set these parameters?

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Old 11-16-11, 00:56
begooden-it begooden-it is offline
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Hi,

your syntax in incorrect.

to create a new dbspace:
onspaces -c -d dbspacename -p chunkfullpath -s sizeinKb -o 0

onspaces is not permissive at all!

type onspaces -- and you'll get all the options

Hope this helps
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