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David M. asked how to add space to a dbspace that was 94% full on Informix 7.30.03.03. Paul Watson said to use onspaces. Nebojsa Sevo gave the syntax: onspaces -a spacename -p pathname -o offset -s size [-m path offset] to add a chunk. scottishpoet noted it is in the manual and the administration course. Solved.
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David M. — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
We have a dbspace who his data capacity is at 94%.
Could you give me how I can add space manually at the comand line ?
We have informix 7.30.03.03.
Thanks !
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Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Use the onspaces command, type onspaces at the command line and,
as if by magic, you syntax will appear
"David M." wrote:
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> We have a dbspace who his data capacity is at 94%.
>
> Could you give me how I can add space manually at the comand line ?
>
> We have informix 7.30.03.03.
>
> Thanks !
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On 18 May 2004 11:16:25 -0700, david.marois@telus.com (David M.) wrote:
>We have a dbspace who his data capacity is at 94%.
>
>Could you give me how I can add space manually at the comand line ?
>
>We have informix 7.30.03.03.
>
>Thanks !
What you want is to add more space to existing dbspace, write?
In that case you have to add chunk to existig dbspace with:
onspaces -a spacename -p pathname -o offset -s size [-m path offset]
where:
- spacename is name of your existing dbspace
- pathname is path to new chunk you want to add
- -m path offset is about mirroring if you chunks are mirrored
nebojsa
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this information is also covered in the manual, and this is one of the
exercises on the IDS System Administrator course.
I would strongly recommend you go on that course if you have not done
so already.
Nebojsa Sevo <DELETE_mips@zg.htnet.hr> wrote in message news:<qetla01pmk5hqnkf8qm8es6fl9qgp3q9q6@4ax.com>...
> On 18 May 2004 11:16:25 -0700, david.marois@telus.com (David M.) wrote:
>
> >We have a dbspace who his data capacity is at 94%.
> >
> >Could you give me how I can add space manually at the comand line ?
> >
> >We have informix 7.30.03.03.
> >
> >Thanks !
> What you want is to add more space to existing dbspace, write?
> In that case you have to add chunk to existig dbspace with:
>
> onspaces -a spacename -p pathname -o offset -s size [-m path offset]>
> where:
> - spacename is name of your existing dbspace
> - pathname is path to new chunk you want to add
> - -m path offset is about mirroring if you chunks are mirrored
>
> nebojsa
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