Hello,
I love this procedure, it has been very useful to test transformations
from one graph to another.
Although sometimes its not so easy (for me) to interpret the resulting
graph differences, I think that is direct to adjust the output.
Thank you very much!
Cristian.
On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at
Hello,
I have a particular use case and some questions.
According to the virtuoso documentation, when Virtuoso is running with
a console or with stdout going somewhere like a file,
I can print debug messages using using dbg_printf() and dbg_obj_print().
What I would like to archieve now is to at
Hi Armin,
For Linux without accurate tweaks of kernel behavior, it's safer to
limit memory for buffers even more, say, 1/2. That is due to noticeable
consumption of memory by internal OS buffering.
In addition, I should warn you that SSD's lifetime under any database
application can be smaller th
Hi Armin,
But all your system memory ie 32GB will not be available as the system
itself and any other processes running on the machine will also
require memory to function. In the Virtuoso performance docs it is
recommended NumberOffBuffers be set 2/3 to 3/5 of system RAM:
http:
Hi folks,
are there any limitations in numbuffers in virtuoso?
I have a machine with 32gb RAM and 8 Cpu cores.
120GB SSD HDD and running 64Bit Suse Linux.
I installed Virtuoso OS 5.0.11.
My calculation for numbuffers is:
30(gb ram) *1024(in mbyte) *1024(in kbyte) = 31457280K / 8K = 3932160
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