Memory Allocation Error. Errcode = 606
as "Not enough memory for full text indexing or search" Full Text; Index; FTI; Search; Not enough memory Technote (troubleshooting) Problem Full-text Search is a service that can be utilized by a Lotus Notes user, an agent, a browser, another server, etc. "Not enough memory" errors indicate a memory resource is being consumed at a rate that exceeds what is available. On a heavily loaded server, this lack of available memory exposes other functional areas to memory resource issues. Those tasks or processes that are less robust when such resource limitations are encountered, fail to recover. This eventually leads to server instability. Queries performed through HTTP are particularly vulnerable, given the JVM also requires significant memory resources within the same process. The most common error messages seen when a search fails with memory issues at the GTR level are Full Text message: Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301 and/or Full Text message: Memory allocation error. errcode = 256: Not enough memory for full text indexing or search. The GTR (General Text Retrieval) is the search engine employed by FTSearch. Symptom Complex queries are more likely to consume large amounts of memory and expose this type of memory allocation failure. The full text query syntax is rich with options, but in certain combinations, with enough content to search through, memory resources can be exhausted. Wild card operators are particularly vulnerable. This type of scenario may be exacerbated with an increasing number of sessions utilizing similar queries. In a heavily loaded server environment, memory resources are exhausted. The example query below would be typical of the type of syntax usage sufficient to cause such an error: [Field1] = "aaa*" OR [Field1] = "bbb*" OR [Field1] = "ccc*" OR [Field1] = "ddd*" OR [Field1] = "eee*" OR [Field1] = "fff*" OR [Field1] = "ggg*" OR [Field1] = "hhh*" OR [Field1] = "iii*" OR [Field1] = "jjj*" OR [Field1] = "kkk*" OR [Field1] = "lll*" OR [Field1] = "mmm*" OR [Field1] = "nnn*" OR [Field1] = "ooo*" OR [Field1] = "ppp*" OR [Field1] = "qqq*" OR [Field1] = "rrr*" OR [Field1] = "sss*" OR [Field1] = "ttt*" OR [Field1] = "uuu*" OR [Field1] = "vvv*" OR [Field1] = "www*" OR [Field1] = "xxx*" OR [Field1] = "yyy*" OR [Field1] = "zzz*" Cau
= 3301 Technote (FAQ) Question Domino 6.x crashes due to insufficient memory, with "Full Text message: Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301". From the server console: 04:16:07 Chronos: Performing hourly full text indexing 04:16:17 Full Text message: Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301 04:16:17 GTR search error for "/data/notesdata/ldd/46dom.ft/ftgi": Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301: Not enough memory for Full Text http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21634309 Indexing or Search 04:16:17 HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception - Not enough memory for Full Text Indexing or Search [/ldd/46dom.nsf/Search?SearchView&Query=*change*%20and%20*font*%20and%20*size*%20and%20*client*%20and%20*ini*%20and%20*r5*&SearchOrder=0&Start=1&Count=100] 04:16:20 Full Text message: Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301 04:16:20 GTR search error for "/data/notesdata/ldd/46dom.ft/ftgi": Memory allocation error. errcode = 3301: Not enough memory for Full Text Indexing or http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21192791 Search 04:16:20 HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception - Not enough memory for Full Text Indexing or Search [/ldd/46dom.nsf/Search?SearchView&Query=*change*%20and%20*font*%20and%20*size*%20and%20*client*%20and%20*ini*%20and%20*r5*&SearchOrder=0&Start=1&Count=100] 07/21/2003 04:16:26 Replication is disabled for Cluster Web10/Web statrep.nsf ... ... 09:44:03 HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception - Insufficient memory. [/ldd/46dom.nsf?Opendatabase] ... ... PANIC: System Resource Failure during Transaction Recovery: Alloc failed (memory dump created): Insufficient memory. (/data/notesdata/ldd/46dom.nsf) Fatal Error Signal Fault recovery is in progress Running NSD NSD is in progress Answer This issue was reported to Quality Engineering as SPR# MPEY5PNRL9 and has been fixed in Domino 6.0.5, 6.5.4, 6.5.2 Fix Pack 1, 6.5.3 Fix Pack 1 and 6.5.5. Excerpt from the Lotus Notes and Domino Release 6.5.4 and 6.0.5 MR fix list (available at http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/): Full-text indexing SPR# MPEY5PNRL9 - Full Text Indexing will now allow a memory request of up to 4 gig, if available. Prior to this fix, a Full Text memory allocation error was re
Drittanbieter Facebook Google Nur Betreff durchsuchen Ergebnisse als Themen anzeigen Erweiterte Suche Forum Unerledigte Themen Mitglieder Dashboard Newsletter Unerledigte Themen Zum Seitenende Schnellnavigation DominoForum » Domino 8 / Notes 8 » ND8.x Administration » http://www.dominoforum.de/index.php/Thread/23391-Fulltext-Indexing-von-zwei-DBs/ Fulltext Indexing von zwei DBs Diese Seite verwendet Cookies. Durch die Nutzung unserer Seite erklären Sie sich damit einverstanden, dass wir Cookies setzen. Weitere Informationen In Ihrem Webbrowser ist JavaScript deaktiviert. https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/memory-allocation-error-what-is-it-171545/ Um alle Funktionen dieser Website nutzen zu können, muss JavaScript aktiviert sein. beck2oldschool Schüler Beiträge 145 Wohnort Coburg 1 Fulltext Indexing von zwei DBs 23. Januar 2012, 14:28 Ich habe seit memory allocation geraumer Zeit das Problem, dass mein Server (Domino 8.5.2 Windows) aufgrund von HDD Zugriffen stark "lahmt". Wenn ich mir das dann im Domino Administrator anschaue, stelle ich fest, dass der/die Tasks chronos und/oder Index All immer zwei bestimmte User DBs bearbeitet. Ich beobachte dies nun schon seit einigen Wochen. Es sind immer die gleichen DBs. Warum ist das so? Und wie kann ich memory allocation error. das abstellen? Wenn ich die beiden Tasks über den Domino Administrator beende, läuft der Server wieder normal, mit normalen Zugriffszeiten. Für jede Hilfe wie immer danke im Voraus. gruß Michael Zitieren Inhalt melden Zum Seitenanfang taurec Moderator Erhaltene Likes 6 Beiträge 20.119 Wohnort Böblingen 2 23. Januar 2012, 19:14 Da kannst du einiges machen: Änderungen am Design um die Aktualisierungsfrequenz zu ändern bzw deaktivieren des FT Index, je nachdem welcher dafür verantwortlich ist Prüfen warum er bei den DBs so lange braucht: Größe der DB, Anzahl der Dokumente, Views, FT Index Einstellungen,... Auslagern der Verzeichnisse für das Indexing auf schnellere Laufwerke bzw in ne RAM Disk ............ Zitieren Inhalt melden Zum Seitenanfang beck2oldschool Schüler Beiträge 145 Wohnort Coburg 3 24. Januar 2012, 10:33 Hallo taurec, vielen Dank erstmals für die Tips. Ich hab mir mal die Größe der betroffenen DBs angeschaut und es taten sich gleich Abgründe auf. Die betroffenen DBs haben eine Größe von 7 - 8 GB. Ich hab mir auch gleichmal angeschaut, warum die so groß sind und dabei festgestellt, dass Mails mit einem Dateianhang >43 MB an die Mailgruppe, die
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