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Using Replicate Entries activity - "There is not enough space on the disk"

asked on November 5, 2015

Hi,

I am using a workflow program to move entries from one repository to another. There are almost 50,000 documents to move. I am trying to do this in pieces eg 5,000 at a time. The issue is I am receiving this error - "There is not enough space on the disk". There are no logs at all in the Event Viewer.

I know I can get around this using a for each entry (based on a Search activity), but this is a fairly inefficient and long way and doing it (take > 4 times longer). Also using briefcasing is out of the question as I don't  have much space left on my machine,

We have Workflow running on it's own server and both repositories are on different LF servers. How do I know which server requires more disk space?

1) The Workflow server itself OR

2) The server the repository is copying the document from OR

3) The server the repository is copying the documents to.

 

I assume it is just a matter of getting our IT dept to allocate more disk space, but which server needs it?

 

Thanks

 

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replied on November 6, 2015 Show version history

Check if you are running out of space in the disk where your volumes are located. Likely would be your default volume.

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replied on November 8, 2015

Thanks Raymond for your response. I do have more than enough disk space where my volumes are located (both exporting from and importing to). 

Would there be a limit set within Workflow?

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replied on November 9, 2015 Show version history

 Is the Destination and volume repository in the same machine?  You should also check the App and System evtx logs of the machine where the repository is located.  It may give you more information on which drive is running out of space. 

As for limits, there are no limits set in Workflow.  There may be a volume size limit though, so please check that.

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