The information in this article applies to:
BUG#: 14671 (4.21a) SYMPTOMS
If there is not enough space available on the master device to create
tempdb, any upgrade of SQL Server versions 4.2x or 6.0 to a newer version
will fail with the message:
CAUSE
Tempdb is recreated based on the size of the model database during an
upgrade. If there is not enough disk space left on the master device for
the creation of tempdb, the upgrade will fail. For example, if model is 5
MB and there is only 2 MB of free disk space left on the master device, the
creation of tempdb will fail because it will try to be created at a size of
5 megabytes, but there is only 1 MB available to be used on the master
device. You need to keep in mind that there is 4K of space reserved on the
master device for the configuration block, which will not allow you to
allocate the last megabyte to a database.
WORKAROUND
Backup all databases and rebuild master to change the size of model back to
the default size. If you rebuild the master database, you must recreate the
user databases, reload each database from the most recent dump, and then
reapply any changes not included in the dump.
- OR - For version 4.2x upgrades, create a new device, then alter tempdb to reside on the new device. Tempdb should be altered to be at least the same size of model before the upgrade. In addition, refer to Knowledge Base article Q149566 ("BUG: Upgrade/Install Fails if Model DB is Larger Than Msdb"), which will also cause an upgrade to fail due to an increase in the size of the model database. For version 6.0 upgrades, expand the master device to a size large enough for tempdb to be created. STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft SQL Server version 4.21a and 6.0. We are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available. Additional query words: 6.00.121 install, SP1 SP2 SP3 SP4 service pak
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