on 05-08-2007 10:52 AM
I executed transaction DB02 to see tablespaces
I saw that the some tablespaces have not enought free space like below
<b>Tablespace Size (kb) Free (kb) Used (%)</b>
<b>PSAPBXP</b> 14.970.880 25.280 99
<b>PSAPBXP640</b> 8.396.800 17.536 99
<b>PSAPBXPDB</b> 1.146.880 1.088 99
I executed brtools to extend spaces that time the message came to screen:
<b>SAPDATA_HOME</b> is not set
SapSID = BXP
Oracle SID = ora
so which path must be set as SAPDATA_HOME?
thanks
Hi Cemil,
You must set SAPDATA_HOME on the directory under which the standard sapdata directories appear.
SAPDATA_HOME=<drive>:\oracle\<sid>
Refer SAP Note 556232
Search for "SAPDATA_HOME not set" here
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi,
Check this links:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/0d/d300a94a0c11d182b80000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
/people/sumit.khullar2/blog/2005/12/20/quickest-way-to-change-sid-of-oracle-based-sap-system
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<b>Tablespace Size (kb) Free (kb) Used (%)</b>
<b>PSAPBXP</b> 14.970.880 25.280 <b>99</b>
<b>PSAPBXP640</b> 8.396.800 17.536 <b>99</b>
<b>PSAPBXPDB</b> 1.146.880 1.088 <b>99</b>
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