Kbase 12537: error 1701 rented storage overflow and what it means
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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error 1701 rented storage overflow and what it means
SYSTEM ERROR: rented storage overflow, area pool (1701)
The magic number ENDMAGIC at the last byte of the rented area is
missing. It either was overwritten or the pointer to the vacated area
is not correct.
When PROGRESS starts the broker it allocates memory from the system.
It sets up the memory as available and sets an address as the end of
the overflow area. This address is set up as the ENDMAGIC number.
PROGRESS also gets rented or temporary memory when it does schema
caching reading the schema information into memory. At this time
additional memory is obtained and the ENDMAGIC number is reset
appropriately.
When PROGRESS is finished with the memory and is ready to return it to
the system it attempts to clear the memory and reset the pointer. If
the ENDMAGIC number is corrupt or wrong this error occurs.
This usually happens when the last byte to the overflow is written
into, thus the address or pointer to more vacant memory is incorrect
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 12537