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Mexico - United States Jim McKinney Tags Not enough memory for file map (1150) Barbara Peisch memory map 1150 Subject: RE: Not enough memory for file map (1150) Thread ID: 81551 Message ID: 81556 # Views: 28 # Ratings: 1 Version: Visual FoxPro 8 Category: Errors & Debugging Date: Sunday, November 13, 2005 7:37:54 AM This message was rated by: Jim McKinney # Ratings: 1 > I am stumped and would greatly appreciate any help.> > I have 4 GB of RAM in a 2.8 GHz desktop running XP SP1. I am running http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=576555 a single VFP 8 (SP 1 installed) application and I am getting the message:> > Not enough memory for file map (Error 1150)> > I cannot find the cause. I am comparing two files that are related. The two files are around 500 MB each (over 4 million records in each).> > Sys( 1001) returns about 1.7 GB in RAM. What happened to the other 2.3 GB?> > Is https://www.foxite.com/archives/not-enough-memory-for-file-map-1150-0000081556.htm there a way around this? Are there any "memory available" functions that return the actual amount of available RAM so I can track where the problem is?> > ANY help would be greatly appreciated.> > Thanks,> > JimBelieve it or not, this is actually a problem with TOO MUCH memory! It's fairly easy to limit the amount of memory that VFP will use. I wrote about this is my session on misleading error messages a few years back. You can download the full paper from http://www.peisch.com/downloads.html in the file called ErrorMessages.zip. Here's the excerpt for this particular error:This error may actually be the result of too much memory! It seems to crop up on systems with 1 gig of memory or more. The way to solve this is to direct VFP on how much memory to allocate with the SYS(3050) function. Steve Dingle was having problems with this error, and has come up with a formula for setting SYS(3050). #DEFINE diMEM_MAX_FOREGRD 256 && The max memory to allocate #DEFINE diMEM_FOREGRD_PRECENT .90 && Percent of memory to allocate LOCAL liNewMemory,; liAvailableMemory m.liAvailableMemory = ( VAL( SYS(1001) ) / 4 ) / (1024^2) m.liNewMemory = INT( m.liAvailableMemory * diMEM_FOREGRD_PRECENT ) IF m.liNewMemory > diMEM_MAX_FOREGRD
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I keep getting "Not enough memory for file map" when appending or indexing large amounts of data? The exact same job works fine on a desktop PIII w/ 64mb of RAM under either Windows 98 or Windows 2000, but I keep getting this error on a dual-processor Dell PowerEdge 4400 with 2gig of RAM. The problem obviously is not one of raw physical resources. The Dell server is running Windows 2000 Sever SP2. This problem happens under both VFP6 and VFP7 (both w/ current service packs). I have tried running VFP under "NT4 Compatibility mode" but this has not helped. The files involved have 1-2 million records and are 500mb - 1.5gig in size. As I said, no problem in running this job on a desktop machine (but it's quite a bit slower). Here's the description of the error from the VFP documentation: Visual FoxPro Reference Not enough memory for file map (Error 1150) There is not enough memory for Visual FoxPro to allocate memory for a Visual FoxPro internal resource. Available memory is extremely limited. Add memory or remove memory-resident programs to give Visual FoxPro more working memory. Sadly, this problem is reinforcing in my client the impression that FoxPro is a toy system unable to handle large volumes of data (and FoxPro's riduculous 2 gigabyte filesize limit is not helping, either). Thank you, Adam Mellis 617-478-7126 Sun, 12 Sep 2004 09:59:21 GMT Roger Ansel#2 / 4 "Not enough memory for file map" error - HELP! Have you tried increasing VFP's memory buffers using SYS(3050)? You've got plenty to play with! You could also consider (if you haven't already), using Rushmore-optimized paramaterized views. As for your client's impression that VFP is just a "toy" and "FoxPro's riduculous 2 gigabyte filesize limit ", there comes a time with any file-based database application when it makes sense to move to a true database server ... SQL Server, Oracle (whatever). But you're still going to need a front-end and/or middle tier ... and FoxPro, with its native data handling capabilities is _the perfect choice for those roles. Roger -- Roger Ansell FE AVP&Cie Adelaide, Australia Quote:> Can anyone tell me why I keep getting "Not enough memory for fil