Обсуждение: No Space left on Device

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No Space left on Device

От
"Jose"
Дата:
Hi there, I'm Jose From Canada,

  I'm working with PostgreSQL 7.2 on Linux Red hat 7.3 and when I try to
create an object in the database, using PGAdmin or psql, I get this error.

  create index pp_key on pp (p1) ;

  Error: -2147467259  can not create object : no space left on device.


  But if I check the available space on disk from linux I have a lot, more
than 4 GB and the table pp is empty.


  Any clues ??? what should I check ???

Thanks in advance



Re: No Space left on Device

От
Tom Lane
Дата:
"Jose" <javalis@sympatico.ca> writes:
>   I'm working with PostgreSQL 7.2 on Linux Red hat 7.3 and when I try to
> create an object in the database, using PGAdmin or psql, I get this error.
>   create index pp_key on pp (p1) ;
>   Error: -2147467259  can not create object : no space left on device.

This error is not coming from Postgres: the string 'can not create
object' does not appear anywhere in the PG source code.  Nor does the
format of the message match anything in Postgres -- we don't use error
numbers.

            regards, tom lane

Re: No Space left on Device

От
John Burski
Дата:
It has been my experience that the message indicates the partition that
contains your PostgreSQL data is full.

Try the "df -h" command to determine if this might be the case.

Jose wrote:

>Hi there, I'm Jose From Canada,
>
>  I'm working with PostgreSQL 7.2 on Linux Red hat 7.3 and when I try to
>create an object in the database, using PGAdmin or psql, I get this error.
>
>  create index pp_key on pp (p1) ;
>
>  Error: -2147467259  can not create object : no space left on device.
>
>
>  But if I check the available space on disk from linux I have a lot, more
>than 4 GB and the table pp is empty.
>
>
>  Any clues ??? what should I check ???
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>
>
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