I'm working on emc Centera but now I have a problem that I can't resolve.
All the clip that I have deleted are not definitely erase on the storage. If I exec a query with CASSScript with the querySetDeleted setted i found all the clip created.
I see the configuration of my storage and there are non retention period setted and the garbage collector is on.
Writing the file 1 1 File(s) written successfully. CA: 5G90U1P394FQIeE8S1P3DF2SJTSG413SROAV3H0DFSMSVCES42OAG Reading the file 1. CA: 5G90U1P394FQIeE8S1P3DF2SJTSG413SROAV3H0DFSMSVCES42OAG 1 File(s) read successfully Deleting the file 1. CA: 5G90U1P394FQIeE8S1P3DF2SJTSG413SROAV3H0DFSMSVCES42OAG 1 File(s) deleted successfully Writing the file 2 2 File(s) written successfully. CA: EA9QAGC4LVTDHe9GVNLKL6HM82CG413SROAV3I047PB92F4I6U0B1 Reading the file 2. CA: EA9QAGC4LVTDHe9GVNLKL6HM82CG413SROAV3I047PB92F4I6U0B1 2 File(s) read successfully Deleting the file 2. CA: EA9QAGC4LVTDHe9GVNLKL6HM82CG413SROAV3I047PB92F4I6U0B1 2 File(s) deleted successfully Writing the file 3 Error writing file 3. Exception: The server has no capacity to store this data (transid='PC_CS/66/WRITE_BLOB'). Error String : FP_SERVER_NO_CAPACITY_ERR. Error Code:-10042
************************************************************** ***************** End of JCenteraVerify log **************** **************************************************************
Can anyone help me??? I don't see a solution for the problem..
The error you are getting indicates that you do not have enough capacity to store more data. What is the current state of your Centera? Are all the nodes up and running and with no hardware failures?
You are running a Basic mode cluster so compliance and retention is not applicable here. You should be able to delete the data provided you have enough space left to counter for the reflections that will be created.
Is this a non-production system or a production system? If this is a production system then i suggest you open up a service request with EMC to get this looked at.
Querying for Deleted clips will show the clips you have just deleted! A small "reflection" object is left behind as a marker.
To verify that you hgave successfully deleted clips you should be querying for Existing clips and checking that the Content Addresses of your clips are not included.
The blobs associated with your clips will be deleted by the internal Garbage Collection process. This can sometimes take a long time to reclaim the space - what version of CentraStar is the cluster running?
in my test I wrote one clip at day with a total dimensions of approximately 45 GB and then I remove it following on test procedure. But now if I query for Existing I have only 5 Clip (query for deleted return 240 clip). So the total amount of busy space could be 45 *5 = 225 GB. Considering the replication on all the node it could be 225*4 = 900GB.
But the centera viewer tell me that the busy space are 3,945 GB . I don't understand why?
When I run the centera verify program it tell my that I have 169 Gb of available space. Why I can't write on my cluster 100MB???
the centrastar installed is the following:
Service Info Upgraded Centrastar from rel 3.0.1-1048.665.12506 to 3.1.3-2292-936-20444
Your Centera administrator would be the person to ask regarding performing the CentraStar upgrade. It can be done by users or via an EMC Service engagement.
quick question (two really) about GCii and the scheduler; we're running a test with Documentum Content Services for Centera where we're trying to write data, then delete it and confirm that Garbage Collection removes the unlinked data.
Q1. GCii doesn't seem to be removing/reclaiming the fragments. Using Centera Viewer (Tools -> Field -> GCII) and confirming results in the CLI.
Q2. the GCii scheduler doesn't seem to be working. It runs fine if I do "Start Run" (except of course that it's not reclaiming deleted fragments), but if I schedule the GCii for later the same day, when I check on it later, it didn't run.
CentraStar4.0.1, retention is set to 0. Pool info shown below.
Granted Rights to Access Profiles:
Profile Name Granted Effective Monitor Cap Enabled Home Pool ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMS-DCTM-test rdqeDcw- rdqe-cw- no yes yes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pool Mappings: none
Advanced Retention Management: Refuse clips without retention information: disabled Minimum fixed retention period: 0 seconds Maximum fixed retention period: infinite Minimum event based retention period: 0 seconds Maximum event based retention period: infinite Default retention period: 0 seconds
GCII is run as a tool and has to go through some phases before it can actually delete the fragments.
Are you using the latest Centera Viewer to perform the tasks? If this is a production environment then I recommend that you open up a service request with EMC for your issue.
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Hi,
The error you are getting indicates that you do not have enough capacity to store more data. What is the current state of your Centera? Are all the nodes up and running and with no hardware failures?
You are running a Basic mode cluster so compliance and retention is not applicable here. You should be able to delete the data provided you have enough space left to counter for the reflections that will be created.
Is this a non-production system or a production system? If this is a production system then i suggest you open up a service request with EMC to get this looked at.