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Troubleshooting database file size (file write fails)
If your database has reached the maximum size, as specified by the IndexFile.FileSpec parameter, you need to increase the maximum file size limit or divide the database into multiple files.
Symptom
solidDB fails with the following error message:
Error 11003 File write failed, configuration exceeded (SU_ERR_FILE_WRITE_CFG_EXCEEDED).
Resolving the problem
Do one of the following options:
▪ Add a new database file by using ADMIN COMMAND 'filespec' with the -a option, see FILESPEC. For example:
ADMIN COMMAND 'filespec -a "solid2.db 2147483647"'
▪ Increase the maximum limit for the database file by modifying the IndexFile.FileSpec parameter in the solid.ini file, see IndexFile section. For example:
[IndexFile}
FileSpec_1 = solid.db 2147483647
Note You must restart solidDB for the increase to take effect.
▪ Divide the database into multiple files by using the IndexFile.FileSpec_[1..n] parameter in the solid.ini file, see IndexFile section. For example:
[IndexFile]
FileSpec_1 = solid.db 2147483647
FileSpec_2 = solid.db2 2147483647
FileSpec_3 = solid.db3 2147483647
If you have not defined the FileSpec_1 parameter earlier, use the default file size (2147483647).
Note You must restart solidDB for the change to take effect.
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