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Message type: E = Error
Message class: DB02 - For Oracle Component of the Database Monitor
Message number: 017
Message text: Segments with non-zero PCTINCREASE
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DB02017
- Segments with non-zero PCTINCREASE ?The SAP error message DB02017 indicates that there are segments in the database that have a non-zero
PCTINCREASE
setting. This setting is related to how the database manages space allocation for segments. When a segment has a non-zeroPCTINCREASE
, it means that the database will increase the size of the segment by a percentage when it needs more space, which can lead to fragmentation and performance issues.Cause:
- Non-Zero PCTINCREASE: The primary cause of this error is that one or more database segments have a
PCTINCREASE
value set to a non-zero percentage. This can happen during the initial configuration of the database or if the settings were changed later.- Database Configuration: The database may have been configured to allow for dynamic growth of segments, which can lead to this setting being applied.
Solution:
Change PCTINCREASE to Zero: The recommended solution is to change the
PCTINCREASE
setting for the affected segments to zero. This means that the database will allocate a fixed amount of space rather than a percentage, which can help reduce fragmentation.
- You can do this by executing a command in the database management system (DBMS) to alter the segment settings. The exact command will depend on the specific database you are using (e.g., Oracle, SQL Server, etc.).
Reorganize Segments: After changing the
PCTINCREASE
setting, it may be beneficial to reorganize the segments to optimize space usage and performance.Monitor Database Performance: After making changes, monitor the database performance to ensure that the changes have had the desired effect and that there are no further issues.
Related Information:
The DB02017 error message indicates a configuration issue with segment space allocation in the database. By setting the PCTINCREASE
to zero and reorganizing the segments, you can resolve the issue and improve database performance. Always ensure to back up your database before making significant changes.
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