DB_ERR_ORA_01547 is an ABAP runtime error which you may come across when using or developing within an SAP system. See below for the standard details explaining what it means and how you can avoid or fix this runtime error.
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To correct this error, the database administrator must pre-allocate
additional storage space for the tablespace in question.
To avoid collisions when allocating this storage space, only the
database administrator should do this.
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Storage space request from ORACLE failed
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A segment is in a tablespace - possibly together with other segments.
The storage space available for a tablespace must be specifically
pre-allocated by the database administrator. If the data volume in this
tablespace increased significantly, the storage space can be completely
used up (either by real data or by fragmentation).
To complete the operation, the ORACLE instance requires extra storage
space in an ORACLE segment (table segment, index segment, rollback
segment or temporary segment).
This was pre-allocated to specific segments and had been used up
already when the error occurred.