Memo: RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-02 Thread asvin . dattani
Hi Aleksejs,

thanks for that info. It does seem to fit in with what we have encountered.
We are restoring the file from backup as fixtool isnt able to fix it.

Once that is done, we will convert it to a distributed file and then
rebuild the missing data.

thanks again to everyone...





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Hello!

We have had problems with big UV 64-bit files on HPUX11i PA-RISC.
As far as I remember, it is UV version 9.6.2.1 or 9.6.1.smth, where a
static hashed file
bigger than 4GB could be killed by modifying a record (beyond the 4GB
border?).
That is, if one is just adding records to a file it is not a problem,
we've seen them reaching 13GB smoothly.
But modifying already existing record (so that its length changes?) may
(it does not happen every time) mess up entire group.
 From filepeek it looked like record headers were getting overwritten by
record data.
Since then we are on 9.6.2.1, distributed every big file getting record
updates so that none of them exceeds 4GB.
Hope, this helps.
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RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-01 Thread Aleksejs Truhans
Hello!
We have had problems with big UV 64-bit files on HPUX11i PA-RISC.
As far as I remember, it is UV version 9.6.2.1 or 9.6.1.smth, where a 
static hashed file
bigger than 4GB could be killed by modifying a record (beyond the 4GB 
border?).
That is, if one is just adding records to a file it is not a problem, 
we've seen them reaching 13GB smoothly.
But modifying already existing record (so that its length changes?) may 
(it does not happen every time) mess up entire group.
From filepeek it looked like record headers were getting overwritten by 
record data.
Since then we are on 9.6.2.1, distributed every big file getting record 
updates so that none of them exceeds 4GB.
Hope, this helps.
Aleksejs.

Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 14:47:30 +0100
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Subject: Memo:  RE: [U2] Universe file size limit
Hi,
Thanks for all the responses.
Ulimit, is set to unlimited so that shouldn't be the problem. Our unix
support people cant find any other HPUX kernel parameter that would affect
the maximum file size. Glen's recollection is correct - HPUX support file
sizes up to 128 terabytes.
It is looking increasingly as if this is a Universe 9.6 issue or a 9.6 on
HPUX issue. is anyone running UV 9.6 with files over 4 GB?
thanks again..
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Re: Memo: Re: RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-01 Thread Glenn Herbert
Well, I do know that the Internal data error message (at 9.6) is generated 
within the file handling subsystem when blink values are mucked up; 
interesting that no information pertaining to this type of error is 
displayed so one might postulate this isn't the issue.

This message can also be generated when the INMAT function isn't used 
against an array or in the (undocumented) ASSIGN statement referencing an 
invalid action.  All other generators of this message are within utilities, 
such as create.file, file.stat, hash.help, resize, etc, which I assume 
isn't the case here.

It does sound like this file may be beyond the repair of a tool and could 
require manual intervention or restoration.   One thing I just thought of: 
are there indices on this file?

Best of luck!
At 10:49 AM 9/1/2004, you wrote:
Hi Glen,
This is the output when we first ran across the problem:
0008 Program "FIS00200": Line 551, Internal data error.
0009 Program "FIS00200": Line 555, Internal data error.
0010 Program "FIS00200": Line 555, WRITE failure.
Line 551 is a MATREADU from the file, and line 555 is a MATWRITE to the 
file. This file is a an archive of another file, so there cannot be any
invalid characters
in the key.

We just ran fixtool on the file, which claimed to have found 657 errors 
and fixed 649 :

Start Diagnostics.
0 Errors found in physical structure.
0 Errors found in file header.
0 Errors found in primary groups.
654 Errors found in data.
3 Other errors found in file.
657 Errors on file.
Start Fixing.
649 Errors fixed.
Fixtool Completed.
but when I did a COUNT of the file there were still problems:
WARNING: Internal file corruption detected during SCAN operation!
 Invalid pad length detected within record block!
 Filename: JOBHIST
 Group offset: 3575808 (0x0)
 Key: Abnormal termination of UniVerse.
Fault type is 11.  Layer type is Query.
I am getting the sysadmin to run the fixtool command again
thanks for your help,



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I have a version of 9.6 (and beyond!) running here on an hp 11.11i with a
few large files that exceed 4 gig (one is around 20 gig) with no problems;
note that these files aren't exercised all that much as I don't really play
around with this stuff much anymore.  Additionally, we have a number of DS
end users who have files that regularly exceed this size and don't have
issues, so I'm sure it's something specific to your system.  I don't recall
you mentioning what the exact error was other than it being an internal
data error, so maybe posting the entire message might jiggle some latent
memory somewhere.



   
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Memo: Re: RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-01 Thread asvin . dattani
Hi Glen,

This is the output when we first ran across the problem:

0008 Program "FIS00200": Line 551, Internal data error.
0009 Program "FIS00200": Line 555, Internal data error.
0010 Program "FIS00200": Line 555, WRITE failure.

Line 551 is a MATREADU from the file, and line 555 is a MATWRITE to the file. This 
file is a an archive of another file, so there cannot be any
invalid characters
in the key.

We just ran fixtool on the file, which claimed to have found 657 errors and fixed 649 :

Start Diagnostics.
0 Errors found in physical structure.
0 Errors found in file header.
0 Errors found in primary groups.
654 Errors found in data.
3 Other errors found in file.

657 Errors on file.

Start Fixing.
649 Errors fixed.

Fixtool Completed.


but when I did a COUNT of the file there were still problems:

WARNING: Internal file corruption detected during SCAN operation!
 Invalid pad length detected within record block!
 Filename: JOBHIST
 Group offset: 3575808 (0x0)
 Key: Abnormal termination of UniVerse.
Fault type is 11.  Layer type is Query.


I am getting the sysadmin to run the fixtool command again


thanks for your help,







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I have a version of 9.6 (and beyond!) running here on an hp 11.11i with a
few large files that exceed 4 gig (one is around 20 gig) with no problems;
note that these files aren't exercised all that much as I don't really play
around with this stuff much anymore.  Additionally, we have a number of DS
end users who have files that regularly exceed this size and don't have
issues, so I'm sure it's something specific to your system.  I don't recall
you mentioning what the exact error was other than it being an internal
data error, so maybe posting the entire message might jiggle some latent
memory somewhere.







   
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Re: Memo: RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-01 Thread Glenn Herbert
I have a version of 9.6 (and beyond!) running here on an hp 11.11i with a 
few large files that exceed 4 gig (one is around 20 gig) with no problems; 
note that these files aren't exercised all that much as I don't really play 
around with this stuff much anymore.  Additionally, we have a number of DS 
end users who have files that regularly exceed this size and don't have 
issues, so I'm sure it's something specific to your system.  I don't recall 
you mentioning what the exact error was other than it being an internal 
data error, so maybe posting the entire message might jiggle some latent 
memory somewhere.

At 09:47 AM 9/1/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for all the responses.
Ulimit, is set to unlimited so that shouldn't be the problem. Our unix
support people cant find any other HPUX kernel parameter that would affect
the maximum file size. Glen's recollection is correct - HPUX support file
sizes up to 128 terabytes.
It is looking increasingly as if this is a Universe 9.6 issue or a 9.6 on
HPUX issue. is anyone running UV 9.6 with files over 4 GB?
thanks again..

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Registered in England - Number 14259
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority
Member of the HSBC Bank marketing group. We sell life assurance, pensions
and collective investment schemes and advise only on our own range of these
products.


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Memo: RE: [U2] Universe file size limit

2004-09-01 Thread asvin . dattani
Hi,

Thanks for all the responses.

Ulimit, is set to unlimited so that shouldn't be the problem. Our unix
support people cant find any other HPUX kernel parameter that would affect
the maximum file size. Glen's recollection is correct - HPUX support file
sizes up to 128 terabytes.

It is looking increasingly as if this is a Universe 9.6 issue or a 9.6 on
HPUX issue. is anyone running UV 9.6 with files over 4 GB?

thanks again..


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Registered Office: 8 Canada Square, London E14 5HQ
Registered in England - Number 14259
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority

Member of the HSBC Bank marketing group. We sell life assurance, pensions
and collective investment schemes and advise only on our own range of these
products.




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