Kbase 2558: Using -Ms (not doc'd) startup param to avoid (283)unix
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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Using -Ms (not doc'd) startup param to avoid (283)unix
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Date Last Modified: 10/09/90
INTRODUCTION:
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This Technical Support Knowledgebase entry describes how to correct
PROGRESS error 283 "stget out of storage" on unix-based systems using
a PROGRESS version 5 undocumented feature.
PROGRESS ERROR NUMBER: PROGRESS ERROR TEXT:
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283 **stget: out of storage (283)
POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ERROR:
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PROGRESS is trying to access more memory, and there is no more
available. This may occur when compiling large or multiple procedures.
DOES ERROR INDICATE CORRUPTION: IF SO, WHAT TYPE:
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NO
CORRECTIVE MEASURES:
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Use the PROGRESS -Ms startup parameter to allocate more memory. In
version 5, the default is one meg. Set -Ms to 2, 3 or 4 meg in hex (2
meg = 2097152, 3 = 3145728, 4 = 4194304).
The size that the -Ms startup parameter can be set to is dependent on
how large the maximum size per user process kernal parameter has been
set on your system.
ONLINE PROCEDURES OR UTILITIES:
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None
REFERENCES TO WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION:
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None
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 2558