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Not enough storage space in tspace

  • 1.  Not enough storage space in tspace

    Posted Tue May 21, 2024 05:24 AM

    I’m getting this error from WM “Not enough storage space in tspace” when I try to upload file that is
    32,5 MB

    Product/components used and version/fix level:

    webMethods 10.11

    Detailed explanation of the problem:

    I’m getting this error from WM “Not enough storage space in tspace” when I try to upload file that is
    32,5 MB. The file which is 24,3 MB uploads ok.

    My server.cnf is
    watt.server.tspace.location=
    watt.server.tspace.max=52428800
    watt.server.tspace.timeToLive=0

    Error messages / full error message screenshot / log file:

    Not enough storage space in tspace

    Question related to a free trial, or to a production (customer) instance?

    production


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  • 2.  RE: Not enough storage space in tspace

    Posted Tue May 21, 2024 07:57 AM

    Hi Marko,

    please check the variable “java.io.tmpdir”, which should refer to the local temp directory of your JVM, and the file system, on which it is located , if there is enough space on it.
    The value specified is the equivalent of 50MB, so when you try to process several of these large files, this means that the directory can only hold one file of size this you mentioned (32.5MB).
    For the 25MB size: there will be only 2 of these fit in this directory, the third one will fail.

    From the IS Administrators Guide 9.12 for the maxSize parameter:

    Tip: The size of the hard disk drive space for temporarily saving documents
    will vary based on the number of documents that you process concurrently
    and the size of the documents that you process. For example, if your
    typical concurrent document load is 10, you would need a hard disk drive
    space that is 10 to 15 times the combined size of the documents being
    processed concurrently.
    

    See IS Administrators Guide for further informations on the mentioned settings.

    Regards,
    Holger


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