About bulkload

[fvseduar]

Hello:

I realized a process dump and then I realized a process of load across proutil using the parameter bulkload but the program version 6.2 gives me the following message:

** This session is being run with the -i (no-integrity) option. (512)
The bi file is being automatically truncated. (1526)
** This session is being run with the -i (no-integrity) option. (512)
Index "CAJA" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA-A" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA-CHEQUE" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA-CHEQUES" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA-EJECUCION" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA-FECHA" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA0" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA2" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA3" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA4" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA5" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA6" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA7" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA8" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA88" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "CAJA99" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "FACTURA" was de-activated. (1515)
Index "FECHA" was de-activated. (1515)
Loading data contents for file "CAJA" (1520)
** stget: out of storage. (1450)


What I can do to load the information of rapid form in the version 6.2?

thank you,

Eduardo, Venezuela

 

[fpullen]

Eduardo,

I hope I'm not too late to help. As you may have already figured out, this particular stget is probably related to a Unix parameter. According to Progress:

The MAXUMEM kernel parameter is the user's virtual address space
in the kernel. The default value is sometimes too low,
paticularly when you run a procedure that requires a lot of
memory.

If you need help modifying this parameter, please let me know. I'm fairly conversant with SCO, AIX, HPUX, Solaris, and a few other variants.

While the bulkload can be tricky to run properly, it's much faster than doing a "normal" load. It's probably worth doing some troubleshooting to make it work.

Regards,
--Fred