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Re: Unusual Error -- memory fault
- Subject: Re: Unusual Error -- memory fault
- From: "Korbel, Gordon E." <GEKORBEL@NORSTAN.COM>
- Date: Fri, 2 Apr 1999 13:45:32 -0600
I tried the ulimit -- it returned "unlimited".
Running the program as root exhibited the same symptom.
Thanks for the suggestions -- any other ideas?
-Gordon
-----Original Message-----
From: Franck Masson [mailto:franck.masson@SQRIBE.COM]
Sent: Friday, April 02, 1999 1:55 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
Subject: Re: Unusual Error -- memory fault
hi,
this will check if it is an OS limitation.
execute ulimit command from the unix prompt to determine if any memory
limitation is set.
try to execute your sqr program as root.
If it run correctly, check the value of ulimit from HP-UX
Franck,
Korbel, Gordon E. wrote:
>
> Sybase 11.x
> Peoplesoft 7
> HP-UX
> SQR:V3.0.12.3
>
> We are creating some customized Invoice forms in SQR, and we are
> encountering an unusual error -- the message is
>
> PeopleSoft prcs_sqr Started
> Process instance is 6520
> SQR Output file is /opt/psoftfs/ps_output/biivcpn_6520.lis
> SQR: Structured Query Report Writer V3.0.12.3
> Copyright (C) MITI, 1994, 1995. All Worldwide Rights Reserved.
>
> prcs_sqr[292]: 6536 Memory fault
> prcs_sqr: ------------------- Error -------------------
> prcs_sqr: Command failure
> prcs_sqr: SQR Command Terminated abnormally
> prcs_sqr: Return code : 139
> prcs_sqr: ------------------- Error -------------------
>
> This program has a large number of #include files, and in general is
fairly
> lengthy, but is otherwise 'correct' -- I can say this with confidence
> because when run from the Windows environment the same program executes
> correctly. It seems as though we are passing some critical threshold when
> ANY code is added to the SQR.
>
> The error occurs prior to any processing occuring -- it seems as though it
> blows when SQR parses and 'compiles' the source code.
>
> Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Gordon