Hi Pantelis,
OK, good to hear the issue has been resolved …
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Hugh Williams
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Hi Hugh.
The part of interest in the log file is currently attached. Sorry for not
attaching it in my previous email. I have reduced only to the log messages
that could be of interest, in the specific time span, around "Please
contact OpenLink Customer Support" message.
Yes I have changed the swa
Hi Hugh.
Actually, what you say makes sense and fits in my case. As you probably
remember I was trying to run a transaction that needed days to execute.
Trying to speed things up and confirm if everything was OK, I restarted the
VM numerous times. Obviously, this could have caused some inconsisten
Hi Pantelis,
The error in the log snippet you provided:
19:49:11 It is impossible to have a database file
/media/VirtuosoDBDrive/virtuoso.db with a length not multiple of 2MB.
19:49:11 The process must have last terminated while growing the file.
19:49:11 Please contact OpenLink Customer Support
Hi Pantelis,
I don’t see the indicated attachment to your email with the virtuoso log ?
Is that status(); command output complete as it normally should the CPU %
being consume by the server when running and apart from the status command, I
don’t see any other processes indicated as running ?
Thank you Hugh for your answer.
Virtuoso runs on a VM with 32GBytes of RAM. This VM is dedicated to the
specific virtuoso instance and hosted in cloud infrastructure.
I have left my transaction to run until Tuesday (about 4 days !!!) and
still had no response. The VM reported 95% usage of memory
Hi Pantelis,
SPARUL operations are performed as part of a transaction, which is stored in
memory until the operation is completed and committed to the database, and for
such a large graph would consume a significant amount system memory, possibly
all available memory and not being able to comp