KFAA96244-W
In the DB area file "aa....aa"(bb....bb), any disk space in excess of cc....cc KB is not used. (unused space = dd....dd KB) (E+M)
In the DB area file aa....aa (bb....bb), disk space exceeding cc....cc KB is not used.
- aa....aa:
-
DB area file name (if there is an extension, with the extension)
- bb....bb:
-
Name of the block special file to be allocated to aa....aa
- cc....cc:
-
Size of available disk space (KB)
- dd....dd:
-
Size of disk space that cannot be used (KB)
- S:
-
Continues processing.
- Action:
-
- ■ If you do not need to use space beyond cc....cc KB
-
No action is required.
- ■ If you want to use space beyond cc....cc KB
-
Take the following corrective actions:
-
Execute the adbmodarea command to delete the DB area in the DB area file displayed by aa....aa.
-
Add 2 GB or a greater value to cc....cc KB (or add dd....dd KB if the value of dd....dd is less than 2 GB).
-
Execute the adbmodarea command to add the DB area again you deleted in step 1. At this time, specify the value obtained in step 2 for the initial allocation size.
However, you cannot use the above procedure if all the following conditions are met:
-
This message is output during expansion of the DB area.
-
Necessary data is stored in the DB area to be expanded.
In this case, use the following procedure:
-
Execute the adbexport command to export data from the DB area.
-
Delete the expanded DB area by using the adbmodarea command.
-
Add the DB area again by using the adbmodarea command, and then re-allocate the necessary size.
-
Execute the adbimport command to import the data you exported in step 1.
- Important
-
To allocate small-capacity and large-capacity block special files to a single DB area, you need to specify a different initial allocation size for each block special file, and then initialize the block special files. For details about the initialization procedure, see the description of the -i option of the adbaddarea operand in Format of DB area addition and modification options in the manual HADB Command Reference.
-