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I need to defragment a public folder entry file on my Exchange 2000. But I got the error “No front left disk space for error.” Here’s the result:
Start DEFRAGMENTATION mode …
mdbdata pub1.STM
Temporary database: TEMPDFRG1620.EDB
Temporary stream file: TEMPDFRG1620. STM
0 A10a 20 40 50 30 60 80A 70 90 some
– | – – | —- | – — | —- | —- | —- | —- | —- | —- | —- |
АААААА ..
The process ended with error -1808 (JET_errDiskFull, no disk space left) 862 after 359 seconds.
I don’t understand, the database document and the public folder stream file are indeed about 16GB in size, while the hard drive (D 🙂 gives you about 35.5GB. This is more than 110% of the disk space required for defragmentation, as in this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=192185
My database file, if it is intact (hopefully …), is there a way to defragment it? Maybe this temp file was created in C: build, which is much smaller?
The problem is that you don’t have enough space to defragment.
You must find110% of the amount of disk space that you are defragmenting.
Your best bet is to copy the programs to another volume or server and run ESEUTIL from there.
The problem is that you don’t have enough space to defragment.
You must find110% of the amount of disk space that you are defragmenting.
Your best bet is to copy the programs to another volume or server and run ESEUTIL from there.
The problem is almost certainly that you don’t have enough room to let off some steam.
You must free 110% of the available disk space that you are defragmenting.
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Better to copy the submissions to another volume server or run ESEUTIL there.
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Yesterday I defragmented my swap 2003 also with Perfect Disk 10, now after about 70% I get the error “Operation completed with error -1808 No (jet_errdiskfull, remaining disk space) after a few seconds 8846.125. What is it and what? overview
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| Airborne -> Exchange defragmentation issues (23 Aug, 03:46 pm in 2004) | |
| Due to the change of operator, Exchange 2003 Enterprise Server has received little attention. I received a notification when the disk had less than 3% free space. After a little maintenance, I was able to free up an additional 3-5% for storage. Still not where we want to be.
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