Logon as user syb<sid> to the operating system and execute following line:

isql -Usapsa -PPc@Sol#$2023 -SPSA -X

isql -SPSA -Usapsa -X -w1000

Within isql check the size and name of your devices with following command:

sp_helpdb PSA

go

Within isql you can now extend the DB size by executing following sequence:

use master

go

disk resize name='PSA_data_001', size='35000m'

go

alter database PSA ON PSA_data_001='35000m'

go

Check freespace again with: sp_helpdb PSA

You can only continue with the procedure after you have extended the free space on
the database.

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Change saptempdb_data_001 for saptempdbdev1 in your case:

use master
go
sp_helpdb saptempdb
go

disk resize name ="saptempdb_data_001",size="8G"

go

alter database saptempdb on saptempdb_data_001="8G"

go
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dump tran PSA to "/xxxxxxxxxxx/PSA_LOGBCK/PSA_trans_Backup.dmp"

dump database PSA to "/xxxxxxxxx/PSA_DBBCK/PSA_DB_Backup.dmp"

dump tran PSA to "/solman_bkp/BKP_PSA_LOG/PSA_trans_Backup.dmp"

dump database PSA to "/solman_bkp/BKP_PSA_DB/PSA_DB_Backup.dmp"

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use master
go

disk resize name="PSA_data_001",size='8GB'

disk resize name="PSA_log_001",size='8GB'

go

alter database PSA on PSA_data_001='8GB'

alter database PSA on PSA_log_001='8GB'

go

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use master
go
disk resize name = PSA_log_001, size = '10G'
go
alter database PSA log on NFD_log_001 = '10G'
go

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saptools_data_001 /sybase/PSA/sapdiag/saptools_data_001.dat

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dump tran PSA to "/xxxxxxxxx/PSA_LOGBCK/PSA_trans_Backup_14.dmp"

dump tran saptools with truncate only
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Check database current log devices:

sp_helpdb PSA
go

To resize an existing log device:

use master
go
disk resize name = <existing_log_device_name>, size = '<size in GB>G'
go
alter database <dbname> log on <existing_log_device_name> = '<size in GB>G'
go
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update SAPSR3SHD.usr02 set uflag=0 where mandt='000';

sapmsNFD 3600/tcp
sapmsSHDNFD 3602/tcp

sapmsS4D 3600/tcp
sapmsSHDS4D 3602/tcp

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Hello,

To modify the log mode on Sybase ASE, you have to follow further steps :

1. Log in on your server with user syb<sid>

2. Launch with a command line tool to connect to ASE database

> isql -Usapsa -PPc@Sol#$2023 -SPSA -X

3. On the SQL interface, enter the statements to change log mode

1> use master

2> go

1> sp_dboption PSA, 'trunc',false

2> go

Database option 'trunc. log on chkpt.' turned OFF for database 'PSA'.

Running CHECKPOINT on database 'PSA' for option 'trunc. log on chkpt.' to take

effect.

(return status = 0)

1> checkpoint

2> go