The chunk 'xxx' will not fit in the space specifed

I'm using the following command: "ontape -r" to restore a level 0 archive. The database being restored is big (20 some Gig). I've restored a copy of this database in the past successfully. There were some additional chunks added to the original copy since the last backup/restore attempt. I've gone ahead and added these additional chunks to my copy of the database using the recommended sizing. "onstat -d" output looks just like the original database. However, when I try to do the restore, I get the following error: Physical restore failed - The chunk '/dev/db1b' will not fit in the space specified. "db1b" is one of the additional chunks I've added. Anyone have a suggestion/work-around? Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

Never mind. It turns out I was misreading the output of the "onstat -d" from the original database. The size shown was in pages. Turns out a page is 2 Meg on my system. Therefore the problem had to do with the actual size of the logical volumes I created. Hard to fit a "1000 Meg chunk in a 500 Meg partition". :-\\ > Physical restore failed - The chunk '/dev/db1b' will not fit in the > space specified. Just like the error said... Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.