Mmhh...ok. I will try to find it that way. I am actually trying to send you
the prof:time(prof:mem)) of the main algorithm, to compare the main perf
algorithm between the two betas.
My first penny guess is that it could come from Leo's work, since INLINE
and TAILCALL impacted the result. Could you
Hi Lars,
as you already indicated, the default web application configuration of
BaseX requires all static files (css, images, html, etc.) to be stored in
the "static" directory. These files can then be referenced via
="/static/" from your generated html files.
If I get it right, you are also
If you got time, it may already be helpful if you provide us with your code
base. You could also try to run BaseX with less memory assigned (e.g. 128m)
and send us the stack trace, which will be triggered via the debug flag
(-d) as soon as RAM is exhausted, or you could run BaseX with Java
profilin
Hi Martin,
> First it seems (either in 7.7.2 nor 7.8 beta) not possible to change the
> parser options (at least there were no changes in behaviour)
> I'm running basex using the bin/basexhttp script. If i change the intparse
> or dtd option using bin/basexclient they are restored to default when
When running BaseX http-server, I wondered where resources like javascript
and css should be located. The .xqm-file for the welcome RESTXQ module
seems to fetch its svg and css from a static directory under webapp.
However, when sending HTML code from within a home made query, it won't
connect to
Hi Robert,
thanks for your precise observations. I agree that the second query
should have been optimized as well, and is now rewritten in the latest
snapshot [1] (the optimizer was bold enough to reject all path
expressions that contained any positional predicates).
Hope this helps,
Christian
[
Christian,
The point is that I don't know how to provide a self-contained query.
The only strategy I could propose, to provide a self-contained query
isolating the memory management problem, is really too time-consuming : I
can imagine a binary-chop search, comparing the memory management of the
> A first clue: I set INLINELIMIT = 0 TAILCALL = -1, and the process ended,
> even if it is taking now some 3/4 minutes and nearly 5,5 Go memory
> footprint.
Thanks. Could you provide us with a self-contained query?
Christian
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Christian,
A first clue: I set INLINELIMIT = 0 TAILCALL = -1, and the process ended,
even if it is taking now some 3/4 minutes and nearly 5,5 Go memory
footprint.
2014-01-30 jean-marc Mercier
> Hi Christian,
>
> Thx, I tested it. It seems that a regression has been introduced : my main
> proce
Hi Christian,
Thx, I tested it. It seems that a regression has been introduced : my main
process, running in 30sec with 4 Go in memory with BaseX7.8 6aeaebf, never
ended with this latest release. Indeed, it started disk-swapping as it is
consuming more than 6 Go now (the size heap of my JAVA machi
Hi Jean-Marc,
you got it right, we fixed the bug! I've just updated the snapshot;
feel free to give it a try!
Thanks,
Christian
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 5:07 PM, jean-marc Mercier
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As bug https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/839 has been closed, I tried
> to upgrade from
Hello Christian,
thanks for your answer. I managed to solve the problem using the latest
snapshot, but there are some issues/notes i want to share.
First it seems (either in 7.7.2 nor 7.8 beta) not possible to change the
parser options (at least there were no changes in behaviour)
I'm running b
Hello Lars,
Maybe http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options#BINDINGS could help you.
BaseX is just fantastic.
Best regards,
Fabrice
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À :
Is it possible to pass parameters to xquery modules using BaseX scripting
language? I tried something similar to to http-specification but had no
luck.
For example, if the code below is stored as add.xq, could $x and $y be
supplied in a RUN add.xq command?
declare variable $x external;
declare va
Hello,
As bug https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/839 has been closed, I tried
to upgrade from BaseX7.8 6aeaebf to BaseX beta_4cfa54c.
Unfortunately, this bug still appears in 4cfa54c, and I rolled back again
to beta 6aeaebf .
Did I misunderstoog something ?
Cheers
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Hello Daiane,
it is unclear to me what you are actually doing. Has there already been
a basex file within /usr/bin or did you create it yourself? Based on
your previous question and the provided answer by Neven Jovanovic the
zip archive would not automatically unpack to /usr/bin.
Let's analyze th
Hello,
I have been trouble with loading lots of xml files into the basex. I using
Ubunto OS.
The commands below I used to perform the loading files:
CREATE DB bd_inex2009;SET TEXTINDEX false;SET ATTRINDEX false;SET AUTOFLUSH
false;SET ADDCACHE true;SET INTPARSE true;SET DTD false;ADD
/home/ar
Hello,
I found that a number of similar queries have quite different performance:
xquery doc('mcev_temp_5/20140130_11_55_40.xml')//column[@name='KLV_m1_rdr']/v
takes only 0.68ms, which is great.
But xquery
doc('mcev_temp_5/20140130_11_55_40.xml')//column[@name='KLV_m1_rdr']/v[1] takes
147
That problem is solved.
Thanks.
> Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 15:57:55 +0100
> From: filologan...@gmail.com
> To: basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de
> Subject: Re: [basex-talk] How do you update Basex to 7.7.2 version?
>
> Daiane,
>
> Christian has explained this nicely here and on the wiki, but let
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