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2/18/2014 1:46 PM | |
Joined: 12/13/2006 Last visit: 2/27/2024 Posts: 27 Rating: (0) |
HiRalfinio, Thank You, I do have more room on the hard drive. but I do not know the size of the database on the actual machine because the back up was send to me by the client (Can you let me know how to check, than I can talk my client throgh how to find this information on the actual system). Thank You Once Again
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2/18/2014 2:25 PM | |
Posts: 567 Rating: (107) |
Hi CAG168, if I understood you correct than you are trying to restore a batch backup from your client. So I think you open the Batch CC and start the function "Restore" and you get the message that there is not free disc space. The currentsize of the batch database you can find in the "sbdata" folder at the batch server. In this folder you will find a folder "SB6_yxz" the size of this folder is the current database size. In this folder there also online data (from current batches) in the backup of this database there are only offline data available. So the current database size is not the same like the database size after the restore (should me smaller). To find outwhere the location of the sbdate folder is you can use the cmd comand "net share". The share name is "BATCH". |
2/22/2014 9:56 AM | |
Joined: 12/13/2006 Last visit: 2/27/2024 Posts: 27 Rating: (0) |
Hi Ralfinio, Thank You Very much for your informatiom. I have now got the client to check the size for me and it was foun to be 11.5 GB and and only have 10GB on my hard drive. Now I have clear some more room on my hard drive and it is looking like it is restoreing now. Once again Thank You Very Much. |
2/24/2014 8:26 AM | |
Posts: 567 Rating: (107) |
Hi CAG168, it gives me pleasure that I could help you . But I think that the data base size is very big. The data base size of a running system should not be bigger than 4GB (BATCH V8.0 SP1, ) and 2GB for earlier versions. In the BATCH manual you will find some information you should observe. These information you can find in chapter 11 "Best practice" and in chapter 13.1.2.3 "Warnings". |
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