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Conference ilbbak::ibi_focus

Title:FOCUS, from INFORMATION BUILDERS
Moderator:ZAYIUS::BROUILLETTE
Created:Thu Feb 19 1987
Last Modified:Mon May 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:615
Total number of notes:1779

332.0. "(FOC417) ADDITIONAL CORE NEEDED ERROR" by PICKET::DUPUIS () Wed Apr 18 1990 09:55

    
    I am running FOCUS off of RDB.  My problem is this.  I have a command
    stream which creates a bunch of reports in Batch.  When I get almost
    to the end of the stream, I get the following error:
    
    (FOC417) ADDITIONAL CORE IS NEEDED FOR RECORD WORK SPACE:
    
    I think that I need to set one of my system process parameters higher
    but I am not sure which one.  These are the current settings:
    
    	TIMER QUEUE ENTRY QUOTA    :     50
        PAGING FILE QUOTA          :  50000
        DEFAULT PAGE FAULT CLUSTER :     64
        ENQUEUE QUOTA              :   3500
        DIRECT I/O                 :    500
        BUFFERED I/O               :    500
        AST QUOTA                  :    510
        BUFFERED I/O BYTE COUNT    :  70000
    
    Any ideas?
    
    Regards,
    
    Joanne
    
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332.1Do'nt worry be happy!LUCCIO::MACCANIWed Apr 18 1990 11:0414
    Be happy!!!                       
    
    The FOCUS help says:              
    (FOC417) ADDITIONAL CORE IS NEEDED FOR RECORD WORK SPACE:
    Not applicable to VMS.            
                                      
       !!!!!!!!!!                     
                                      
    Wild guess:                       
                                                  
    Try to split your strem in many batchs or to insert some random -RUN
    statements (to empty the FOCSTACK)    
                                          
    			Best Regards, Maurizio
332.2Another Lucky WinnerBTOVT::CANNON_BThu Apr 19 1990 16:479

  	I have also gotten this message (and in VMS too)! When
  	I looked in SYS$SYSTEM:RDMMON.LOG to view what Rdb was
  	doing, I saw my process with EXCESSIVE attaches to the
  	database. I ended up rewriting the FEX to extract hold
  	files from Rdb, and then doing my recursive logic against
  	them. It resolved MY problem, but not the global issue.