How To Fix TSGEN108 - & generation error(s): Tablespace is possibly full (with load tables)


TSGEN108 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: TSGEN - Messages For Transaction SGEN

  • Message number: 108

  • Message text: & generation error(s): Tablespace is possibly full (with load tables)

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  • What causes this issue?

    The system could not generate a large number of objects. This can have
    several causes, the most common of which is that the tablespace that
    contains the load tables is full.

    System Response

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

    How to fix this error?

    Generation Status in Database Table GENSETC
    You can use the generation status of the objects in database table
    <DS:TB.GENSETC>GENSETC</> to determine
    how many objects were generated successfully (GENSTATUS ='X'),
    how many objects are being generated (GENSTATUS ='P'),
    how many objects are still initial (GENSTATUS ='I'),
    how many objects showed a syntax error when being generated (GENSTATUS
    ='S')
    how many objects showed another syntax error (GENSTATUS ='E').
    Finding Out the Cause
    The system log (transaction SM21) can help you to find out the cause of
    the generation errors. For example, the system log will have an
    appropriate entry if the error was caused by there not being enough
    space in a tablespace for the load tables. You can check free space in
    the tablespaces with transaction DB02.
    Terminating and Restarting the Generation
    Transaction <DS:DT.TX_SGEN_INFO1_PARA>SGEN</> continues the generation
    process and does not terminate the generation until 500 generation
    errors have been detected. To terminate the generation because of the
    number of errors, choose <ZK>Cancel Generation</> on the job monitor
    screen.
    To restart the generation again, choose the option <ZK>Regenerate
    Objects of Last Run</> when you call transaction SGEN, and then choose
    <ZK>Restart</>. You must select servers with the same machine type as
    you were using before the jobs were terminated.
    The transaction now resets the generation status of all objects with
    generation errors (GENSTATUS ='E') to 'I' (initial). If you now restart
    the generation, all non-processed objects (GENSTATUS ='I') are now
    generated.

    Procedure for System Administrators


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message TSGEN108 - & generation error(s): Tablespace is possibly full (with load tables) ?
    The SAP error message TSGEN108, which indicates that there are generation errors due to a tablespace possibly being full, typically occurs in the context of database operations where the system is unable to allocate space for new data or objects. This can happen during various operations, such as loading data into tables or generating database objects.
    
    Cause: Full Tablespace: The most common cause of this error is that the tablespace in which the database objects are being created or modified has reached its maximum capacity. Auto-extend Disabled: If the tablespace is set to a fixed size and does not have auto-extend enabled, it will not be able to grow when it reaches its limit. Quota Issues: The user or schema may have reached its quota limit for the tablespace, preventing further allocations. Database Configuration: There may be configuration issues with the database that limit the size of the tablespace or the number of objects that

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