Some Common Error Messages
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*'''Returning without an answer''' -- Sometimes seen when running xpatbldu, especially when the server is loaded. There may be a bug in xpatbldu that's triggered under certain conditions related to the size of memory allocated for the indexing process. If, for example, your index build command is <code>xpatbldu -m 256m -D $DLXSROOT/idx/c/coll/coll.dd</code>, try changing the memory to 255 or 254. | *'''Returning without an answer''' -- Sometimes seen when running xpatbldu, especially when the server is loaded. There may be a bug in xpatbldu that's triggered under certain conditions related to the size of memory allocated for the indexing process. If, for example, your index build command is <code>xpatbldu -m 256m -D $DLXSROOT/idx/c/coll/coll.dd</code>, try changing the memory to 255 or 254. | ||
| - | *'''pitstge''' -- Sometimes seen when searching for a word in an index that is somehow corrupted and/or truncated. For example, <code>pitstge: n = 154526 out of range. Size = 136844.</code> Searches in the index prior to the area of corruption/truncation work, which can mislead you into believing that it is a problem with the query. | + | *'''pitstge''' -- Sometimes seen when searching for a word in an index that is somehow corrupted and/or truncated. For example, <code>pitstge: n = 154526 out of range. Size = 136844.</code> Searches in the index prior to the area of corruption/truncation work, which can mislead you into believing that it is a problem with the query. You will need to reindex to treat this error. |
Revision as of 12:05, 15 October 2007
- Returning without an answer -- Sometimes seen when running xpatbldu, especially when the server is loaded. There may be a bug in xpatbldu that's triggered under certain conditions related to the size of memory allocated for the indexing process. If, for example, your index build command is
xpatbldu -m 256m -D $DLXSROOT/idx/c/coll/coll.dd, try changing the memory to 255 or 254. - pitstge -- Sometimes seen when searching for a word in an index that is somehow corrupted and/or truncated. For example,
pitstge: n = 154526 out of range. Size = 136844.Searches in the index prior to the area of corruption/truncation work, which can mislead you into believing that it is a problem with the query. You will need to reindex to treat this error.
