Can both in-row and off-row LOBs be used in a where clause?
We are preparing to upgrade ASE from version 15.5 to 16.0. One of the features that is very appealing has to do with the changes made concerning the handling of LOBs. In particular, the ability to...
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One thing to point out - if you create an index, ASE has to log the index insertions (as well as the DDL change). So if the create index was in log suspend, then it definitely was trying to append to...
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Hi,What's the default value of "stack guard size"According to ASE doc the "stack guard size" default value is 4096.In Windows NT ASE 15,7 SPS 122 sp_configure shows the dafalt value of 20480. In...
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Stack guard size varies by platform and version (docs are likely old - missed in review)....but 20480 likely is a good value to start with
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OK, Thank you. We are getting error 3626, while running sp_sysmon (?!) Msg 3626, Level 17, State 4: Server 'xxxx', Procedure 'sp_exec_SQL', Line 49: The transaction was aborted because it used too much...
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There is a diff between stack guard size and stack size ....check your stack size - on my Windows ASE: Parameter Name Default Memory Used Config Value...
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Is the version you have 15.7 SPS 130? Because your config looks like our customer's config.The same "stack size" 94298(default) and the same "stack guard size".I guess in the errorlog you have that...
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We have another create index running for 55 mins on a table of 1181 rows. syslogs grew to 4Gb syslogs 0 3995408 KB 3995408 KB 0 KB 0 KB so we ran select...
View ArticleRe: Can both in-row and off-row LOBs be used in a where clause?
Hi Kevin, The in-row LOB feature is mainly designed to save space when a text column has many short values, which is a particularly bad problem when the server uses a large page size (like 16K) as ASE...
View ArticleRe: Can both in-row and off-row LOBs be used in a where clause?
Thanks Bret. Wasn't sure if in-row/off-row had any impact. Kevin
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Jon Egerton-Kemp advised to run sqlsrv -X -Pquine , but that does not work either. "getting servername.krg is not there" (though its' there).It connot find servers under C:\Sybase thought everything is...
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SC didn't likely do the damage...something else..... OLEDB connections may be hitting stack overflow due to sp's called on connection (e.g. sp_mda). Look in master..sysdevices for where the...
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Try using the "catalog" command, passing it the directory where the .krg file is. This is usually the ASE-15_x subdirectory under $SYBASE
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'catalog" is a command within the sybmon (sqlserver -X) tool, in case that isn't clear.
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We rebooted the Windows server.Ase is back and accessible - we've changed "stack size" with isql and was OK.Will restart ASE now.Will see it this will help with "stack overflow".We were getting that...
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I understand you can install FreeTDS on OS X.Never tried it myself on OS X - just Solaris.
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You do have to be careful using FreeTDS, we have found instances where badly programmed clients using FreeTDS were able to introduce invalid values into ASE, such as NULLs im variable-length columns...
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I've certainly seen this happen with badly coded clients using freebcp.But then BCP's value is that performance gain and the price is you have to do more checks. I've also never allowed anything other...
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Perhaps SAP should add "load table from ...." feature that the other DBMSs have? jason
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