Kbase P103169: -aibufs cannot be set higher than 55 in database managed by AdminServer
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
25/07/2008 |
|
Status: Verified
SYMPTOM(s):
-aibufs cannot be set higher than 55 in Progress Explorer
database fails to start if afterimagebuffers are set higher than 55 in conmgr.properties
admserv.log shows *UnexpectedError* when it should be Loading configuration file... (7385)
Message (excp): The following errors occurred whilst loading a property file: In group "configuration.<dbname>.defaultconfiguration": Invalid property value: "56" for property: "AfterImageBuffers". (PRPMsg010) (PRPMsg019)
com.progress.common.property.PropertyManager$PropertyException
Message (throw): Juniper: Failed to load.
Stack Trace:
com.progress.common.property.PropertyManager$PropertyException: The following errors occurred whilst loading a property file: In group "configuration.<dbname>.defaultconfiguration": Invalid property value: "56" for property: "AfterImageBuffers". (PRPMsg010)
(PRPMsg019)
AdminServer fails to autostart databases
The autostart is enabled in DLC/properties/conmgr.properties
Database can be started by proserve with the same startup parameters
The database is enabled for after-imaging
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.1x
OpenEdge 10.0B
CAUSE:
Bug#
OE00114968
CAUSE:
The AdminServer/Progress Explorer upper limits on afterimagebuffers were imposed in Progress 9.1A where they have remained to date. Since there are no longer a need for these, they will be removed.
FIX:
The upper limits for afterimagebuffers in the AdminServer/Progress Explorer will be removed in OpenEdge 10.0B02
Until this Service Pack is made available, or if the environment is Progress 9.x, the following workarounds are proposed:
1.) If -aibufs > 55 are an absolute performance requirement, start the database outside the AdminServer with command line utilities.
- OR -
2.) If -aibufs > 55 are not an absolute performance requirement, ensure that "afterimagebuffers" are set to 55 (or lower) in the conmgr.properties, under the "configuration" section of the database in question.