on ‎2010 Mar 22 1:46 AM
Dear all,
I'm using NW 7.1
my data are consuming lots of space. I notice my data are grow at 20Gb per 2 month.
I wonder why the growth is so fast.
I using process chain to load my data and I always delete my data before full update my cube.
I kept only 1 week worth of data in my psa.
I do upload all my master data daily. ( full and delta upload )
Please advice
Regards,
-Dedys
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Thanks all.
I schedule to delete data from psa and the growt is reduced
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Occasionally run stats on all the tables and do a REORG on the database - sometimes even though you delete data in the tables - the space does not get released and only a reorg will release the space.
Run a reorg and see if the sizes change...
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Hi Dedy,
Its difficult to answer your question without some stats. use Tcode DBACOCKPIT to analyze different table spaces, by using option Space> Tablespaces or Space>Tables and Indexes. This will help to understand which tablespace / table is growing significantly and wil help you take necessary actions accordingly.
Let us know, your findings and if you need more help.
Cheers,
CK
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Hi,
I have open the table space and here things that show at the table spaces
PSAPSR3 140.000,00 10.018,13 93
PSAPSR3700 21.600,00 1.421,81 93
PSAPSR3DB 5.000,00 1.639,81 67
PSAPSR3USR 20,00 19,31 3
PSAPTEMP 1.000,00 998,00 0
PSAPUNDO 9.020,00 8.624,94 4
SYSAUX 320,00 55,25 83
SYSTEM 560,00 7,50 99the one that always full is the PSAPSR3
what kind of data that is in the PSAPSR3 category ?
please advice
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