Re: Overflowed ASP

["Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Your new receiver is now partially in the System ASP.  You have two
alternatives:

1).   Delete the old receiver, freeing up space in the User ASP, and then
re-change the receiver once again, creating the new receiver in the User
ASP's free space, then delete the current receiver.
2).   Delete the old receiver, freeing up space in the User ASP, and then
IPL.

If this is unclear, please feel free to call me, as it's a quiet day.

Al

Al Barsa, Jr.
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We have a secondary ASP for our journal receivers.  Due to a higher than
normal number of transactions it overflowed last night.    Space is not
critical yet in the system ASP, but my question is this.  After the older
receivers are no longer needed and roll off the system (right now they are
needed for DataMirror), do we need to do anything to get receivers that
overflowed into the system ASP back into ASP 2?


Jeff Carey
Technical Specialist


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