How To Fix HH063 - Freespace of specified dbspace has reached a critical size


HH063 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: HH - (Long) text for check tool 'infcfgcheck'

  • Message number: 063

  • Message text: Freespace of specified dbspace has reached a critical size

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  • What causes this issue?

    The freespace of the specified dbspace has reached a critical size.
    The point at which dbspace freespace is regarded as critical and which
    error severity category is chosen, depends on the following case
    classifications:

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

    CAUTION: If the critical dbspace names contains the first fragment
    of a table which has fields of the type 'byte' or 'text',
    then the fill level displayed is misleading:
    These dbspaces always have a gross fill level of (almost)
    100%. See Note 83117 if you are using the feature
    'table fragmenting'.
    Uncritical cases:
    -----------------
    o Freespace is 500M or more
    o Dbspace is called 'rootdbs' and freespace is 20M or more
    o Dbspace is not called 'rootdbs', the maximum next extent
    size can fit into the freespace, and freespace is
    5% or more of the total dbspace size
    Warning cases:
    --------------
    o Dbspace is called 'rootdbs' and freespace is less than
    20M, but at least 10M or more
    o Dbspace is not called 'rootdbs':
    o The maximum next extent size cannot fit into the
    freespace, but half of the maximum next extent size
    can fit into the freespace
    o Half of the maximum next extent size cannot fit into
    the freespace, but freespace is 250M or more
    o The maximum next extent size can fit into the freespace
    and freespace is less than 5%, but at least 2.5% or more
    of the total dbspace size
    o The maximum next extent size can fit into the freespace,
    freespace is less than 2.5% of the total dbspace size,
    but at least 250M or more
    Error cases:
    -------------
    o Dbspace is called 'rootdbs' and freespace is less than
    10M
    o Dbspace is not called 'rootdbs':
    o Half of the maximum next extent size cannot fit into the
    freespace, and freespace is less than 250M
    o Freespace is less than 2.5% of the total dbspace size,
    and less than 250M

    How to fix this error?

    A dbspace can be extended using the (normal) SAP administration tool
    SAPDBA (heading 'Dbspace') or with ONSPACES.

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message HH063 - Freespace of specified dbspace has reached a critical size ?
    The SAP error message HH063 indicates that the free space in a specified database space (dbspace) has reached a critical level. This can lead to performance issues or even prevent the database from accepting new data if the free space is exhausted. Here’s a breakdown of the cause, potential solutions, and related information for this error:
    
    Cause: Insufficient Free Space: The primary cause of this error is that the database space has been filled to a critical level, meaning there is not enough free space available for new data. High Data Volume: An increase in data volume due to transactions, logs, or other database activities can lead to rapid consumption of available space. Inefficient Data Management: Poor data management practices, such as not archiving old data or not purging unnecessary data, can contribute to the rapid filling of dbspace.
    Configuration Issues: Incorrect configuration of the database or the application can lead to inefficient use of

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