Good afternoon guys, I was hoping to get help from more experienced planners and P6 users out there.
My predicament is that I am using a StandAlond P6 v8.2, I only have 60 schedules in my program. I am using the
usual admin profile to log in. I am managing to access Oracle Database Express Edition 10g.[[wysiwyg_imageupload:3597:]] Below is the snapshot.
from here I already am using 5Gb of storage, and i reckon thats the reason why I can not log back in P6.
A little help, because I am not and SQL script user yet but browsing the net I can see thats the only way. Clean up the database from Express Edition.
If you have some scripts to use, so I can follow it, line by line.
I will be very helpfull.
Thanks in advance
Romil Villanueva
Step 1: Truncate the REFRDEL table:
Data in the REFRDEL table can be truncated, however this should only be done with ALL users logged OUT of the Project Management database.
All retention of data in the REFRDEL table will be lost after this process has been completed.
Launch the Oracle Database Homepage and log in as the ADMPRM$PM account.
The Oracle Database Homepage can be launched by going to Start > All Programs > Oracle Database 10g Express Edition > Go To Database Home Page
On the Database Home Page, click SQL and then SQL Commands
In the top window, type:
Truncate table REFRDEL;
Click Run
If successful, a message will appear in the bottom window stating "Table truncated"
Step 2: Compact your database storage:
Launch the Oracle Database Homepage and log in as the SYSTEM account.
You can login with any account that has DBA privileges to compact storage
The Oracle Database Homepage can be launched by going to Start > All Programs > Oracle Database 10g Express Edition > Go To Database Home Page
On the Database Home Page, click the Administration icon and then Storage.
On the Tasks list, click Compact Storage.
Click Compact Storage.
if you need the Microsoft SQL script I can provide that as well
Once you get back into your P6 Enterprise you need to clean up your projects
Since you are at your limit you will have to do this slowly step by step because even though you are deleting activities it still needs space to delete activities. They are sort of in limbo in the background until the project is deleted or after 2 days. The background jobs should physically delete the data from your database.
Once you have cleared enough space only then can you start to delete projects that you no longer need.
If you think that you still want to hold on to them select file send project and P6 will automatically open your default email program and attach and xer file to your email. Then just send the email to yourself this way you still have the project.
You might want to consider creating a second database to put your future projects in.
hello Zoltan, yes it is error 12952
when you get the error please please select the 'MORE' option when the error occurs, and provide the full stack of the error. So that you can verify that it is the 4 gig limit issue