Seg Violation on Linux

[Nancy Palmquist]

Alan Mazuti wrote:
> Trying using the -t option and increasing the token size.  

I knew there would be something I overlooked.  Toksize is as follows:

PFTOKSIZE=200000
PFFORMTOKSIZE=200000
PFAUTOKSIZE=60000

Nancy

> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:filepro-list-bounces at lists.celestial.com] On Behalf Of Nancy
> Palmquist
> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 3:16 PM
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> Subject: Seg Violation on Linux
> 
> I have been trying things to solve this for days.  I need some new 
> suggestions.
> 
> Process is starting with rclerk and creating a new record.  After the 
> record has been created and the processing is complete, I have an EXIT 
> command so it will end and not continue to another record.
> 
> rclerk filename -xa
> 
> Usually it works just fine, but in some cases it gives me a 
> "segmentation violation" instead of a clean exit.
> 
> I added msgbox prompts before the last few commands to see which makes 
> it stop and the crash is when the EXIT is reached.
> 
> The data all seems to be correctly posted.  The logic seems complete and 
> something filePro is doing after my processing seems to cause the crash.
> 
> The file does not have any indexes.  The file does not have an automatic 
> process table.
> 
> When it crashes I have to kill the process.  If I try to load the file 
> in dclerk to see the data, the file will hang until the crashed process 
> is killed.  If I am accessing in a different telnet session even the 
> processing for that file I am stuck on that session until I kill the 
> processing on the "Seg Violation" session.
> 
> I have tried it both from a menu prompt and a batch file - no difference.
> 
> I have tried rclerk and dclerk, and the rclerk crashes and the dclerk 
> seems to work.
> 
> I am actually logged in as filepro to execute this function.
> 
> dclerk is 5.0.13D4
> rclerk is 5.0.13R4
> 
> That is all I can remember to mention.  I have cleared up all the other 
> issues and most of the files work and process correctly.  This is not 
> the largest file or smallest file.  It has clean data and has processed 
> correctly.
> 
> I have rebooted the Linix system which is SuSe I am not sure what 
> release (sorry)  I will get it if you can tell me how to determine that.




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