>At 04:40 PM 05-12-01 -0800, Bill Morrison wrote:
> >... read in the first 300kb from each of
> >those files. This spikes nicely, and causes the Kernel memory to jump to
> >152mb, but it still succeeds.
> >
> >It seems like there is a piece of the puzzle missing somewhere . . .

At 12:21 PM 12/6/2001 +1100, Helen Borrie wrote:

>You probably did it already, but... does (DATABASE_CACHE_PAGES *
>page_size) come out greater than SERVER_WORKING_SIZE_MAX?

If the command line gstat -h fails to open the database, we can
eliminate all of the server parameters. Gstat does its own
open and with the -h, never calls the server. If it were my
problem, and gstat -h failed, I'd build a debugging gstat and
walk through it. Confusingly, gstat is built from a source
component called utilities and uses the files dba.e & ppc.c
plus a great many of the header files from jrd.

Regards,

Ann