Hello,
it does exactly mean what it says:
Your TSM server has no more space in the storage pool where your Oracle
database is supposed to be stored. And the storage pool is defined in the
backup and archive copy groups of the management class that is used to
backup the data.
If you are backing up to tape check if the number of tapes that is used by
the storage pool has reached the maximum number of scratch volumes (and
there is not enough space left on them). If this is the case increase this
maximum by updating the storage pool. If you are using private instead of
scratch volumes define a new volume for that storage pool.
If you are backing up to disk then you should query the "percentage
utilized" value of the storage pool. Maybe you have to migrate some (or
all) of the data in it to another storage pool in your storage hierarchy
(e.g. to a tape storage pool).
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Met vriendelijke groeten,
With best regards,
Bien amicalement,
CU/2,
Dirk Billerbeck
Dirk Billerbeck
GE CompuNet Kiel
Enterprise Computing Solutions
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Could someone tell me why do I get this error ?: I use rman trough TDP for
oracle to backup my database.
(64830) OBK-sbt:<06/19/2001:12:39:56> odsmSess(): # of dsmInit retries =
1
(60448) OBK-sbt:<06/19/2001:12:40:21> sbtwrite(): ANS0278S (RC157) The
transac
tion will be aborted.
(60448) OBK-sbt:<06/19/2001:12:40:22> sbtwrite(): ANS1329S (RC29) Server
out
of data storage space.
Thanks in advance.
