Ctxhx temporary files not removed?

Hi,
I am using Context in a 8.1.6.0.0 database.
The documents that are indexed are primarily acrobat files.
Now I have found many thousands of zero byte files in /var/tmp ,
in a format like "AcroAAAZcaqXn" and all created by user oracle.
To me this looks like temporary files not cleaned up, is this
a known problem with ctxhx?
regards /Curt

To quote the Pacman page in Archwiki:
Note: pacman will not remove configurations that the application itself creates (for example .dot files in the home folder).
Configurations (system wide and not current user related) are also stored in /etc. Regarding these config files, this is what the pacman page in Archwiki has to say:
Pacman saves important configuration files when removing certain applications and names them with the extension: .pacsave. To delete these backup files use the -n option
User specific config files, which are created in $HOME are left to the user to clean up
PS: The ArchWiki has a wealth of information. Please read the information there.. You can post here if you still have questions

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I have an application that runs the cleaner and the checkpointer explicitly (instead of relying on the database to do it).
Here are the relevant environment settings: je.env.runCheckpointer=false, je.env.runCleaner=false, je.cleaner.minUtilization=5, je.cleaner.expunge=true.
When running the application, I noticed that the few dozen log files have been removed, but later (even the cleaner was executed at regular intervals), no more log files were removed.
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00000039 97656 0
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2009-05-06 08:41:51:111:CDT INFO CleanerRun 49 on file 0x30 begins backlog=2
2009-05-06 08:41:52:181:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 49 on file 0x30 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=206347 nINsObsolete=6365 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=199971 nLNsCleaned=0 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=0 nLNQueueHits=0 nLNsLocked=0
2009-05-06 08:41:52:182:CDT INFO CleanerRun 50 on file 0x31 begins backlog=1
2009-05-06 08:41:53:223:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 50 on file 0x31 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=205475 nINsObsolete=6319 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=199144 nLNsCleaned=0 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=0 nLNQueueHits=0 nLNsLocked=0
2009-05-06 08:41:53:224:CDT INFO CleanerRun 51 on file 0x32 begins backlog=0
2009-05-06 08:41:54:292:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 51 on file 0x32 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=205197 nINsObsolete=6292 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=198893 nLNsCleaned=0 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=0 nLNQueueHits=0 nLNsLocked=0
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2009-05-06 08:42:24:938:CDT SEVERE Cleaner deleted file 0x31
2009-05-06 08:42:24:946:CDT SEVERE Cleaner deleted file 0x30
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2009-05-06 08:42:25:339:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 52 on file 0x33 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=204164 nINsObsolete=6277 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=197865 nLNsCleaned=11 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=11 nLNQueueHits=9 nLNsLocked=0
2009-05-06 08:42:25:340:CDT INFO CleanerRun 53 on file 0x34 begins backlog=0
2009-05-06 08:42:26:284:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 53 on file 0x34 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=203386 nINsObsolete=6281 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=197091 nLNsCleaned=2 nLNsDead=2 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=0 nLNQueueHits=0 nLNsLocked=0
2009-05-06 08:42:56:290:CDT INFO CleanerRun 54 on file 0x35 begins backlog=4
2009-05-06 08:42:57:252:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 54 on file 0x35 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=205497 nINsObsolete=6312 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=199164 nLNsCleaned=10 nLNsDead=3 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=7 nLNQueueHits=6 nLNsLocked=0
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2009-05-06 08:42:58:097:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 55 on file 0x39 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=204553 nINsObsolete=6301 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=198238 nLNsCleaned=2 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=2 nLNQueueHits=1 nLNsLocked=0
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2009-05-06 08:43:04:001:CDT INFO CleanerRun 60 on file 0x38 begins backlog=0
2009-05-06 08:43:08:180:CDT SEVERE CleanerRun 60 on file 0x38 invokedFromDaemon=false finished=true fileDeleted=false nEntriesRead=205460 nINsObsolete=6324 nINsCleaned=0 nINsDead=0 nINsMigrated=0 nLNsObsolete=194125 nLNsCleaned=4999 nLNsDead=0 nLNsMigrated=0 nLNsMarked=0 nLNQueueHits=0 nLNsLocked=4999
2009-05-06 08:43:08:224:CDT INFO CleanerRun 61 on file 0x3c begins backlog=0
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2009-05-06 08:43:24:548:CDT CONFIG Checkpoint 964: source=api success=true nFullINFlushThisRun=12 nDeltaINFlushThisRun=0
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Any help would be appreciated (JE version: 3.3.75).

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If this doesn't ring a bell and you need to look further, one thing you can do is print the EnvironmentStats periodically (System.out.println(Environment.getStats(null))). Take a look at the nPendingLNsProcessed and nPendingLNsLocked. The former is the number of records the cleaner attempts to migrate because they were locked earlier. The latter is the number that are still locked and cannot be migrated.
--mark

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To quote the Pacman page in Archwiki:
Note: pacman will not remove configurations that the application itself creates (for example .dot files in the home folder).
Configurations (system wide and not current user related) are also stored in /etc. Regarding these config files, this is what the pacman page in Archwiki has to say:
Pacman saves important configuration files when removing certain applications and names them with the extension: .pacsave. To delete these backup files use the -n option
User specific config files, which are created in $HOME are left to the user to clean up
PS: The ArchWiki has a wealth of information. Please read the information there.. You can post here if you still have questions

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Wendell,
This forum is for handling issues migrating from non-Oracle databases to Oracle databases.
As this is an Oracle to Oracle issue using SQL*Developer export it would be better to open a new thread in the SQL*Developer forum -
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