Hi,

This is not a file corruption I think.

Please try to observe memory allocation during runing this select. Use 
MW42 -m -P<port_number_of_your_session> to monitor MemFree and MemUsed 
values. Let us know what is behaviour (how they change). I guess that 
you may notice pretty high MemFree.

Please check also ulimit (process limits) and LDR_CNTRL in order to 
validate if SIGSEGV does not come from exceeded limits.

(Finally) I think that change of malloc options should help you (try 
with "export MALLOCTYPE=watson" or
"export MALLOCTYPE=buckets").

The last undiscussed thing is a sense of running SELECT command on such 
a big file ;)

Kind regards
Pawel

Dnia 16-03-2009 o godz. 20:51 aft3rgl0w napisał(a):
> Hello all.
> We are running our T24 on jbase 4.1.5.20 on aix 5.3 and the error ill
> explain has also been tested on jbase 4.1.5.24 with the same results.
> the problem is during a SELECT statement on a particular file (J4
> type) whose size is ~ 1.6gb and holds about 6 million records.While
> SELECT is running i get back a jbase "segmentation violation.aborting"
> error after about 1'. I was expecting for jrf -Rv and COUNT to hit
> back with the same error or not complete succesfully and give back a
> read error or something similar but its not the case, they complete
> succesfully. I also ran a jcheck -S on the file but that also
> completed without finding any error at all. Even at the new file
> created by jcheck i run the SELECT statement and same segmentation
> violation error comes up again while jrf and COUNT again complete
> succesfully. Does anybody have anything else to suggest to try in
> order to make the file healthy again?
> thank you.

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