Database initialisation

Hi all, I am trying to initialise a database (multiple residency) when I give oninit -i the following error occurs. oninit: Not enough room in ROOT DBspace. Requested 776830K, ONCONFIG value 'ROOTSIZE' 200000K. oninit: Fatal error in shared memory initialization In my onconfig file I have specified 200M as the ROOTSIZE. where does it picks the 776830K from. The IDS version is 7.30.UC10X5 on HP UX 11.00 Pls advice. Thanks , Srini

On the outside chance that it hasn't struck you, one usually initializes IDS with just a few Logical logs (3 x 500 should do) and a smallish physical log, the idea being that it fits into a Root DBspace configured for the future (usually about 200mb). After successful initialization, dbspaces are added for your "production" logical log and, optionally, for your physical log. Then, going back to Quiescent, one creates the "production" logical logs, usually through a script (using onparams). Additionally, one may resize one's physical log. Rudy Srinivas Sreekumar wrote: > Hi all, > > I am trying to initialise a database (multiple residency) when I give oninit > -i the following error occurs. > oninit: Not enough room in ROOT DBspace. > Requested 776830K, ONCONFIG value 'ROOTSIZE' 200000K. > oninit: Fatal error in shared memory initialization > > In my onconfig file I have specified 200M as the ROOTSIZE. where does it > picks the 776830K from. > The IDS version is 7.30.UC10X5 on HP UX 11.00