SCCM database move
Heaton, Joseph@Wildlife
My Dba and I moved our SCCM databases last night, as they had originally been on the same volume as SQL install, and SCCM install. The migration went great, everything seems to be working today, but Hierarchy Manager is not happy. It keeps reporting, every 10 minutes, that the Database File Disk (T:\) is running out of space. The T:\ drive is our logs drive, and it is roughly 60% full. 18GB free on a 50GB drive. So, absolutely not running out of space. I’m not sure how to get SCCM to recognize this fact, though. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Joe Heaton
Managed Services and Operational Support Unit
Information Technology Operations Branch
Data and Technology Division
CA Department of Fish and Wildlife
1700 9th Street, 3rd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95811
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Michael B. Smith
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Heaton, Joseph@Wildlife
I don’t think that applies. We moved the databases from the D: drive, out to separate drives setup for data/logs/tempdb. Post migration, everything is working great, WSUS sync went fine (SUSDB was also moved), all other components are green, or Warning, with seemingly non related things, that I still need to look at. I did find this Technet forum post:
Hierarchy Monitoring detected that the Database File Disk is running out of space. (microsoft.com)
Seems at least similar to what I’m seeing. But, when I look at the thresholds, they are set to 10GB Warning, 5GB Critical.
The drive being referenced has 18GB free, so doesn’t meet either of those thresholds, so I’m still not sure why it’s reporting as it is.
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Heaton, Joseph@Wildlife
And we followed this article to do the move (mostly):
Move SCCM Database To Another Drive - Prajwal Desai
We did not detach/reattach the database, but my Dba took care of everything else, and like I said, everything “looks” to be working properly.
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Heaton, Joseph@Wildlife
I also just found this setting, in the Properties of the Primary site:
25GB is definitely more than what is free on that specific drive, so I’m going to adjust here, and see what happens.
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