Migrating MFGPRO 8.5 to a Progress 10.1 and exceed maximum filesize

[dijk_n]

We are trying to migrate MFGPRO 8.5 to progress10.1C. Although we are still migrating to EB2 we think is is much faster to migrate the data from MFGPRO 8.5 to Progress 10.1C. We are trying to do this with the prostrct command, and we used the structure of EB2.


We have this mfgprod.st file from EB2 and tried to make the database and got these errorswe run on Red Hat Linux 5.2 server, with progress 10.1 C)

[2011/07/18@03:49:21.201+0200] P-3368 T-0 I SRV 1: (10601) SYSTEM ERROR: Attempted to exceed maximum size on file /u/mfgdata/mfg/prod.d1.
[2011/07/18@03:49:21.281+0200] P-3368 T-0 F SRV 1: (8897) SYSTEM ERROR: Unable to extend database within area Schema Area.


Why is there a limitation in the ST file below to 5120 ? Has some one an example to make larger files? Has anyone a clue to solve the problem and the errors ?

Thanks in advance,

Kind regards,
Ruud


See our mfgprod.st file:

#
b /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "Schema Area":6,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRANSACTION":7,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRANSACTION":7,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRANSACTION_IDX":8,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRANSACTION_IDX":8,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "STATIC":9,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "STATIC":9,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "STATIC_IDX":10,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "STATIC_IDX":10,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "HISTORY":11,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "HISTORY":11,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "HISTORY_IDX":12,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "HISTORY_IDX":12,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "REFERENCE":13,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "REFERENCE":13,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "REFERENCE_IDX":14,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "REFERENCE_IDX":14,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "WORKFILE":15,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "WORKFILE":15,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "WORKFILE_IDX":16,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "WORKFILE_IDX":16,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "CONTROL":17,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "CONTROL":17,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "CONTROL_IDX":18,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "CONTROL_IDX":18,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLRPWRTR":19,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLRPWRTR":19,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLRPWRTR_IDX":20,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLRPWRTR_IDX":20,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "INTRASTAT":21,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "INTRASTAT":21,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "INTRASTAT_IDX":22,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "INTRASTAT_IDX":22,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GRS":23,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GRS":23,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GRS_IDX":24,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GRS_IDX":24,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRHIST":25,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRHIST":25,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRHIST_IDX":26,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRHIST_IDX":26,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRGLDET":27,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRGLDET":27,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "TRGLDET_IDX":28,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "TRGLDET_IDX":28,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLTDET":29,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLTDET":29,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLTDET_IDX":30,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLTDET_IDX":30,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "MRPDET":31,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "MRPDET":31,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "MRPDET_IDX":32,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "MRPDET_IDX":32,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "QADWKFL":33,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "QADWKFL":33,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "QADWKFL_IDX":34,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "QADWKFL_IDX":34,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLTRHIST":35,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLTRHIST":35,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLTRHIST_IDX":36,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLTRHIST_IDX":36,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLECDET":37,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLECDET":37,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "GLECDET_IDX":38,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg f 5120
d "GLECDET_IDX":38,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "ATTMPMSTR":39,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "ATTMPMSTR_IDX":40,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "ESIG":41,64 /u/mfgdata/mfg
#
d "ESIG_IDX":42,32 /u/mfgdata/mfg