| 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 |
I am performing some tests using FOCUS to access remotely stored
databases. I have FOCUS installed on NODE_A and the databases reside
on NODE_B. NODE_A is populated with .MAS files for each database to be
accessed. NODE_B contains both .FOC and .RDB database formats.
On NODE_A by using the "USE NODE_B::disk:[directory]file.FOC" command
I can access any .FOC database regardless of block size without any
difficulty.
However, when trying to access any .RDB database (regardless of block
size) using the "FILEDEF xyzname DISK NODE_B::disk:[directory]file.RDB"
command I get a FOC109 error. FOC109 error is "Insufficient Core for
Factor Analysis ; The statistical operation called for requires more
core storage". Does this mean I need more memory for my process? Which
system parameters will give me more memory for my process?
Has anyone experienced this error before? Why can I successfully access
.FOC databases but not .RDB? H E L P !!!
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 490.1 | AIMHI::CIONI_L | Fri Jan 24 1992 14:47 | 7 | ||
Have you make sure you can access the database remotely? How about checking your account parameters - WSDEF, WSQUOT, WSEXT, ENQUEUE... Just some thoughts. LisaC | |||||
| 490.2 | Virtual Memory exhausted | EVTDD1::CARRIERE | Jean-Claude Carriere | Mon Jan 27 1992 07:47 | 29 |
This error is caused by a failure during a GETVM operation, and is related generally to the paging file quota. However it may have multiple reasons, which are not always as straightforward as increasing your process PGFLQUOTA. Here are couple of hints : . RdB requires a fair amount of virtual memory at open time which might explain the difference with accessing a FOCUS database. Also you are now using the RdB Interface. (which means another executable loaded at run-time by FOCUS) Therefore it might just be that you're lacking PGFLQUOTA . First thing is to check whether you have access through FOCUS to the database. A Simple TABLE FILE request should do. If problems there : Check FILEDEF ddname Check proxy . Once access is confirmed, make sure you don't open the database multiple times the database. E.g. if you have JOINs defined, check your MASter file uses DDNAME. . Check PGFLQUOTA (20000 is generally enought for most FOCUS appl.) check ENQLM (600 to 1000 require for RdB) Jean-Claude | |||||