By default, the size of the Tablespace files is set to 2GB. IN looking at teh usage for the 'omnidbutil' command, I found this:
-chktblspace
If the maximum size of database files (dirs.dat, fnames.dat, fn?.ext, and their extension
files) is not set to 2 GB, and if the size of these database files reaches a value bigger than 2
GB, this command advises you to run
omnidbutil -modifytblspace .
This command should be used only on HP-UX 11.31 (Itanium) systems and Linux x86–64
systems, after an upgrade to Data Protector 7.00 if the IDB files exceed 2 GB.
In the years I have been doing this job, I have neer run into a case where a tab;espace size needed to be changed in this manner. The usual method of dealing with this is to just create a new 2GB tablespace extension file
Regarding this:
Check Level Mode Status
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Core -core OK
Filenames -filenames OK
DCBF(presence and size) -bf OK
SIBF(readability) -sibf OK
OMNIDC(consistency) -dc Corrupted: 2 major errors detected
run
omnidbcheck -dc
which will tell you which of the Data Catalog files are corrupt. They will be represented by the Media Info information. If you want to just send the 2 lines showing what files are corrupted, I can show you how to deal with them
