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Re: berkely_db_svc -
08-11-2003
, 07:31 AM
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Berkeley_db_svc can't create file __db.001. [...] May be Berkeley need LARGE RAM ? |
certainly not your problem. The error message says it can't create a
file, which has nothing to do with RAM size. Instead it points to
some missing privilege, and/or lack of disk space in the database's
home directory as the most probable reasons.
--
Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker (AT) physik (DOT) rwth-aachen.de)
Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.
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Help me Please. My problem : I can't start "berkeley_db_svc" on machine with Linux RedHat9 with 65Mb RAM. Berkeley_db_svc can't create file __db.001. But this program and other my databeses program work fine on machine with Linux RedHat9 with 256Mb RAM. |
to berkeley_db_svc does not exist on the machine. This is likely the
problem particularly if you are specifying absolute pathnames.
Sue LoVerso sue (at) sleepycat.com
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Alex Yakovlev <versy59 (AT) yandex (DOT) ru> wrote: [...] Berkeley_db_svc can't create file __db.001. [...] May be Berkeley need LARGE RAM ? It can need lots of RAM if configured that way, but that's almost certainly not your problem. The error message says it can't create a file, which has nothing to do with RAM size. Instead it points to some missing privilege, and/or lack of disk space in the database's home directory as the most probable reasons. |
Berkeley program create this and then mapped in memory.
Now I solved this problem.
I download Berkeley version 4.2.38 and compile it in my Linux with
custom configuration options.
Now Berkeley work fine with RedHat9 in 65MB RAM on P166MMX.
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