Contacted EMC technical support as advised and he was able to fix the issue. Basically, there was no usable space available. There was free space, however the max object count per node was set too high and was reserving the free space. We lowered the max object count to a more realistic number and was able to access the free space as usable space now. Issue resolved and the FPClip.Delete() function is working as advertised.
YT.Kim
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July 7th, 2009 22:00
It seems that your Centera cluster is not normal condition. Please concat EMC support to check the health of your Centera.
YT
a_marsden
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July 8th, 2009 14:00
Contacted EMC technical support as advised and he was able to fix the issue. Basically, there was no usable space available. There was free space, however the max object count per node was set too high and was reserving the free space. We lowered the max object count to a more realistic number and was able to access the free space as usable space now. Issue resolved and the FPClip.Delete() function is working as advertised.
Many thanks to EMC Technical Support!