RE:[sap-basis] DB02, Alerts Database Check
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 | Posted by Snowy (Senior Basis consultant) on Jul 31 at 4:50 PM |  Mark as helpful |
I usually leave autoextend option ON even if it filled to its maximum size. This is more lazyness than anything else.
Thins being said, I would decrease the max_size to a much smaller value, like 3GB. Then you must device what to do from these options:
1. move datafile on other disk/partition (needs downtime)
2. create a new datafile on another disk
3. extend disk space on this disk/partition (easy to do if this is on a SAN)
I prefer option 3, then 2 and finally, 1.
__.____._ Thins being said, I would decrease the max_size to a much smaller value, like 3GB. Then you must device what to do from these options:
1. move datafile on other disk/partition (needs downtime)
2. create a new datafile on another disk
3. extend disk space on this disk/partition (easy to do if this is on a SAN)
I prefer option 3, then 2 and finally, 1.
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