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processing incrementally a dimension with ~5 millions entries.I also tried to process the dimension in full mode, but I got the same errormessage.Reducing the number of entries is not a solution.How can I solve glib error failed to allocate this problem?Thanks in advance. Deepak Puri 2005-03-29 23:31:40 UTC PermalinkRaw Message If your wireshark glib error failed to allocate large dimension has many leaf-level member properties or customsecurity roles, that will aggravate its memory requirements. First thingis to error do_inode_allocate_extents failed to allocate confirm that you're configuring Analysis Services to use 3 GB:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;295443INF: How To Enable Analysis Server to Use 3 GB of RAM..SUMMARYBy default, the Analysis Server process is limited to 2 gigabytes (GB)of failed error cannot allocate memory RAM, unless Application Memory Tuning is enabled. This articledescribes how to enable Analysis Server to use more than 2 GB of RAM...This thread suggests some other solutions - if you have the option touse a 64-bit server, etc:http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.olap/msg/8260419ecc1e36b0..A few things to consider.Does the leaf level of your 2 million member dimension contain a lot ofmember properties to support your 16 virtual dimensions. If so, I'drecommend
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that you consider redesigning this dimension so that you don'thave the leaf level, and instead have a series of regular dimensionsthatrepresent what are currently your virtual dimensions. For example,supposethis is a customer dimension. Instead of storing 2 million leaf membersandmember properties for each member, consider breaking the dimension apartandbuilding demographic dimensions (gender, age, income, etc). If yourusersare really interested in analysis along what are currently your virtualdimensions, this could keep you from having to have a "customer" level.Ofcourse, if your users actually want to drill-down to this level ofdetail ona dimension, you may find that this not an option for you, but at leastit'ssomething to consider.Also, consider drill-through or actions. Would drill-through sufficeforthis level of detail?Another option would be the 64-bit edition of Analysis Services. Withthisversion, you are not limited to 3GB of RAM for dimension members.Sean--Sean BoonSQL Server BI Product Unit- DeepakDeepak PuriMicrosoft MVP - SQL Server*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! 1 Reply 11 Views Switch to linear view Disable enhanced parsing Permalink to this page Thread Navigation Tiago Rente 2005-03-29 12:11:08 UTC Deepak Puri 2005-03-29 23:31:40 UTC about - legalese Loading...
NT4 SP6 2gb RAM 80gb HD Sometimes works if we process manually but never works when scheduled as a DTS package. Tried creating larger Pagefile.sys, tried putting another pagefile.sys on a different logical drive. Seems to happen when writing the Aggregations on the cube - Analysis manager grabs 1.6gb of RAM starts to rob SQL of RAM and then falls over... Anybody help? Top 1. Memory error(failed to reallocate space) in Analysis server Hi, We are running a virtual cube with one distinct count measure and other http://microsoft.public.sqlserver.olap.narkive.com/QruH0HbZ/memory-error-failed-to-reallocate-space non-distinct count measure in another cube.fact table has got approx. 18 million records. while processing the cube, I am geting "memory error(failed to reallocate space)" message. as per MS KB, I increased AS server(system drive) paging file size to the maximum allowed limit of the system(4095 MB). still i am getting the same error message. Other memory settings: Max.number of threads : 8 Minimum allocated memory http://www.verycomputer.com/156_eb67dc018131e1d1_1.htm : 2047 MB Memory conservation threshold : 2047 MB Read ahead buffer size : 64 MB Process buffer size : 640 MB Earlier, we had problem in cube processing time. so we by changing the memory settings(process buffer size), trying to reduce the cube procesing time. But while in the process of changing these memory settigs, now we have started getting "Memory error(failed to reallocate space)" message. I tried in all possible ways mentioned in MS knowledge base. but keep on getting the same error. Any help would be really appreciated. Awaiting for early help. It is an urgent issue. thanks in advance techie 2. COMSHARE PLANNING, OLAP & FINANCIAL MODELLING LANGUAGES 3. Analysis Server Error: Memory Error [Failed to reallocate Memory] 4. Program Too Large error in FPW2.6 5. memory erro(failed to reallocate space) by AS 6. tnsping : slow response time 7. "Failed to reallocate space" 8. Upgrading sql7 to 2000 problem 9. Failed to reallocate space 10. SQL will not reallocate memory until services are restarted 11. help:memory space error 12. 4GL runtime error -4339 (4GL has run out of data space memory) 13. Error messages pertaining to space and memor
a dimension, a shadow copy of the dimension is created and stored in memory along with the original. This is so users can continue to query http://www.yqcomputer.com/930_3994_1.htm the cubes. A few things to consider. Does the leaf level of your 2 million member dimension contain a lot of member properties to support your 16 virtual dimensions. If so, I'd recommend that you consider redesigning this dimension so that you don't have the leaf level, and instead have a series of regular dimensions that represent what are currently your virtual dimensions. For example, suppose this failed to is a customer dimension. Instead of storing 2 million leaf members and member properties for each member, consider breaking the dimension apart and building demographic dimensions (gender, age, income, etc). If your users are really interested in analysis along what are currently your virtual dimensions, this could keep you from having to have a "customer" level. Of course, if your users actually want to drill-down to error failed to this level of detail on a dimension, you may find that this not an option for you, but at least it's something to consider. Also, consider drill-through or actions. Would drill-through suffice for this level of detail? Another option would be the 64-bit edition of Analysis Services. With this version, you are not limited to 3GB of RAM for dimension members. Sean -- Sean Boon SQL Server BI Product Unit -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Use of included script samples are subject to the terms specified at http://www.yqcomputer.com/ Top Memory error [Failed to reallocate space] by VGlhZ28gUm » Wed, 30 Mar 2005 21:11:08 Hi, I am receiving the following message emory error [Failed to reallocate space] when processing incrementally a dimension with ~5 millions entries. I also tried to process the dimension in full mode, but I got the same error message. Reducing the number of entries is not a solution. How can I solve this problem? Thanks in advance. Top Memory error [Failed to reallocate space] by Deepak Pur » Thu, 31 Mar 2005 08:31:40 If your large dimension has many lea