RE: (forte-users) Optimal number of records to fetch fromForte Cursor
Guys,
The behavior (1 fetch of 20000 vs 2 fetches of 10000 each) may also be DBMS
related. There is potentially high overhead in opening a cursor and initially
fetching the result table. I know this covers a great deal DBMS technology
territory here but one explanation is that the same physical pages may have to
be read twice when performing the query in 2 fetches as compared to doing it in
one shot. Physical IO is perhaps the most expensive (vis a vis- resources)
part of a query. Just a thought.
"Rottier, Pascal" <[email protected]> on 11/15/99 01:34:22 PM
To: "'Forte Users'" <[email protected]>
cc: (bcc: Charlie Shell/Bsg/MetLife/US)
Subject: RE: (forte-users) Optimal number of records to fetch from Forte C
ursor
The reason why a single fetch of 20.000 records performs less then
2 fetches of 10.000 might be related to memory behaviour. Do you
keep the first 10.000 records in memory when you fetch the next
10.000? If not, then a single fetch of 20.000 records requires more
memory then 2 fetches of 10.000. You might have some extra over-
head of Forte requesting additional memory from the OS, garbage
collections just before every request for memory and maybe even
the OS swapping some memory pages to disk.
This behaviour can be controlled by modifying the Minimum memory
and Maximum memory of the partition, as well as the memory chunk
size Forte uses to increment its memory.
Upon partition startup, Forte requests the Minimum memory from the
OS. Whithin this area, the actual memory being used grows, until
it hits the ceiling of this space. This is when the garbage collector
kicks in and removes all unreferenced objects. If this does not suffice
to store the additional data, Forte requests 1 additional chunk of a
predefined size. Now, the same behaviour is repeated in this, slightly
larger piece of memory. Actual memory keeps growing until it hits
the ceiling, upon which the garbage collector removes all unrefer-
enced objects. If the garbage collector reduces the amount of
memory being used to below the original Miminum memory, Forte
will NOT return the additional chunk of memory to the OS. If the
garbage collector fails to free enough memory to store the new data,
Forte will request an additional chunk of memory. This process is
repeated untill the Maximum memory is reached. If the garbage
collector fails to free enough memory at this point, the process
terminates gracelessly (which is what happens sooner or later when
you have a memory leak; something most Forte developpers have
seen once or twice).
Pascal Rottier
STP - MSS Support & Coordination Group
Philip Morris Europe
e-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +49 (0)89-72472530
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Origin IT-services
Desktop Business Solutions Rotterdam
e-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +31 (0)10-2428100
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
/* All generalizations are false! */
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 6:53 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: (forte-users) Optimal number of records to fetch from Forte
Cursor
Hello everybody:
I 'd like to ask a very important question.
I opened Forte cursor with approx 1.2 million records, and now I am trying
to figure out the number of records per fetch to obtain
the acceptable performance.
To my surprise, fetching 100 records at once gave me approx 15 percent
performance gain only in comparsion
with fetching records each by each.
I haven't found significant difference in performance fetching 100, 500
or
10.000 records at once.In the same time, fetching 20.000
records at once make a performance approx 20% worse( this fact I cannot
explain).
Does anybody have any experience in how to improve performance fetching
from
Forte cursor with big number of rows ?
Thank you in advance
Genady Yoffe
Software Engineer
Descartes Systems Group Inc
Waterloo On
Canada
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Hi Kieran,
According to your description, you are going to figure out what is the optimal number of records per partition, right? As per my understanding, this number was change by your hardware. The better hardware you have, the more number of records per partition.
The earlier version of the performance guide for SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Performance Guide stated this:
"In general, the number of records per partition should not exceed 20 million. In addition, the size of a partition should not exceed 250 MB."
Besides, the number of records is not the primary concern here. Rather, the main criterion is manageability and processing performance. Partitions can be processed in parallel, so the more there are the more can be processed at once. However, the more partitions
you have the more things you have to manage. Here is some links which describe the partition optimization
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlcat/archive/2009/03/13/analysis-services-partition-size.aspx
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1554201&seqNum=2
Regards,
Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support
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RE: (forte-users) Optimal number of records to fetch fromForte C ursor
The reason why a single fetch of 20.000 records performs less then
2 fetches of 10.000 might be related to memory behaviour. Do you
keep the first 10.000 records in memory when you fetch the next
10.000? If not, then a single fetch of 20.000 records requires more
memory then 2 fetches of 10.000. You might have some extra over-
head of Forte requesting additional memory from the OS, garbage
collections just before every request for memory and maybe even
the OS swapping some memory pages to disk.
This behaviour can be controlled by modifying the Minimum memory
and Maximum memory of the partition, as well as the memory chunk
size Forte uses to increment its memory.
Upon partition startup, Forte requests the Minimum memory from the
OS. Whithin this area, the actual memory being used grows, until
it hits the ceiling of this space. This is when the garbage collector
kicks in and removes all unreferenced objects. If this does not suffice
to store the additional data, Forte requests 1 additional chunk of a
predefined size. Now, the same behaviour is repeated in this, slightly
larger piece of memory. Actual memory keeps growing until it hits
the ceiling, upon which the garbage collector removes all unrefer-
enced objects. If the garbage collector reduces the amount of
memory being used to below the original Miminum memory, Forte
will NOT return the additional chunk of memory to the OS. If the
garbage collector fails to free enough memory to store the new data,
Forte will request an additional chunk of memory. This process is
repeated untill the Maximum memory is reached. If the garbage
collector fails to free enough memory at this point, the process
terminates gracelessly (which is what happens sooner or later when
you have a memory leak; something most Forte developpers have
seen once or twice).
Pascal Rottier
STP - MSS Support & Coordination Group
Philip Morris Europe
e-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +49 (0)89-72472530
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Origin IT-services
Desktop Business Solutions Rotterdam
e-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +31 (0)10-2428100
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
/* All generalizations are false! */
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 6:53 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: (forte-users) Optimal number of records to fetch from Forte
Cursor
Hello everybody:
I 'd like to ask a very important question.
I opened Forte cursor with approx 1.2 million records, and now I am trying
to figure out the number of records per fetch to obtain
the acceptable performance.
To my surprise, fetching 100 records at once gave me approx 15 percent
performance gain only in comparsion
with fetching records each by each.
I haven't found significant difference in performance fetching 100, 500
or
10.000 records at once.In the same time, fetching 20.000
records at once make a performance approx 20% worse( this fact I cannot
explain).
Does anybody have any experience in how to improve performance fetching
from
Forte cursor with big number of rows ?
Thank you in advance
Genady Yoffe
Software Engineer
Descartes Systems Group Inc
Waterloo On
Canada
For the archives, go to: http://lists.sageit.com/forte-users and use
the login: forte and the password: archive. To unsubscribe, send in a new
email the word: 'Unsubscribe' to: [email protected]Hi Kieran,
According to your description, you are going to figure out what is the optimal number of records per partition, right? As per my understanding, this number was change by your hardware. The better hardware you have, the more number of records per partition.
The earlier version of the performance guide for SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Performance Guide stated this:
"In general, the number of records per partition should not exceed 20 million. In addition, the size of a partition should not exceed 250 MB."
Besides, the number of records is not the primary concern here. Rather, the main criterion is manageability and processing performance. Partitions can be processed in parallel, so the more there are the more can be processed at once. However, the more partitions
you have the more things you have to manage. Here is some links which describe the partition optimization
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlcat/archive/2009/03/13/analysis-services-partition-size.aspx
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1554201&seqNum=2
Regards,
Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support -
Optimal number of records to fetch from Forte Cursor
Hello everybody:
I 'd like to ask a very important question.
I opened Forte cursor with approx 1.2 million records, and now I am trying
to figure out the number of records per fetch to obtain
the acceptable performance.
To my surprise, fetching 100 records at once gave me approx 15 percent
performance gain only in comparsion
with fetching records each by each.
I haven't found significant difference in performance fetching 100, 500 or
10.000 records at once.In the same time, fetching 20.000
records at once make a performance approx 20% worse( this fact I cannot
explain).
Does anybody have any experience in how to improve performance fetching from
Forte cursor with big number of rows ?
Thank you in advance
Genady Yoffe
Software Engineer
Descartes Systems Group Inc
Waterloo On
CanadaYou can do it by writing code in start routine of your transformations.
1.If you have any specific criteria for filtering go with that and delete unwanted records.
2. If you want to load specific number of records based on count, then in start routine of the transformations loop through source package records by keeping a counter till you reach your desired count and copy those records into an internal table.
Delete records in the source package then assign the records stored in internal table to source package. -
Number of records in FAGLFLEXT table
Dear colleagues,
Could You please tell me what the maximum number of records FAGLFLEXT table may contain.
I was said during FI-GL migration project in 2008 that the optimal number of records is 500 000 per year.
After having implemented new project we expect the number of records to increase approximately up to 1 500 000 - 3 500 000 records for 1 year. Is this critical?
I read at the forum that SAP recommends to have maximum 10 000 000 records in this table but it was not clarified for what period: for one year or for the whole life of the system.
Regards,
Stanislav.- hope below notes help.
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[Note 1045430|https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=1045430]
Rgds. -
Number of records in a standard table
Hi,
How to find number of records, without fetching them into a internal table?
is there any command for that?
I want to know the number of records of a standard table in a report.
ThanksHi,
If you want to know the number of records in your internal table after select statement.
You can use the below statement.
data : wa_lines like sy-tfill.
DESCRIBE TABLE itab LINES WS_LINES.
In wa_lines you will have the number of records.
If you want to know the number of records from standard itself.
You can use below :
select count(*) from table into variable
endselect.
Thanks,
Sriram Ponna. -
How to get number of records in all user tables in one select
Please advise how to retrieve the number of records in all user tables in one select. I would likt to extract the data to excel file.
Many thanks,
AndrewYou could always analyze the tables:
declare
begin
for X in (select owner, table_name from all_tables
minus
select owner, table_name from all_external_tables) LOOP
dbms_stats.Gather_Table_Stats(X.Owner, X.Table_Name) ;
end loop;
end;
/Then: Select Owner, Table_Name, Num_Rows from All_Tables ; -
How to restrict user to insert certain number of records (urgent)
i have master detail Form. My requirement is as following.
1) In master block user enter other information and enter suppose 5 in text item.
2) Then 5 rows should be display in detail block. and user couldnt enter more than 5 records in detail block.i hope understand,
To close a query when :max_record = TO_NUMBER(:global.max_rec) and
keep count of the number of records retrieved,
create a POST-QUERY trigger.
IF :parameter.max_record = TO_NUMBER(:global.max_rec) THEN
ABORT_QUERY;
ELSE
:global.max_rec := TO_CHAR(TO_NUMBER(:global.max_rec) + 1);
END IF;
:parameter.max_record = number record you want retrieve and set in PRE-FORM
Hope help you -
RE: (forte-users) Formatting a number
Thank you. That worked out great.
ka
-----Original Message-----
From: Thompson Ian [mailto:Ian.Thompsonicl.com]
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 9:35 AM
To: 'Amin, Kamran'; 'Forte User'
Subject: RE: (forte-users) Formatting a number
Ka,
Try using TextFormat in combination with NumericFormat - like this:
strfmt : TextFormat = new;
numfmt : NumericFormat = new;
number : IntegerData = new;
numberastext : TextData;
numfmt.Template='L0000000';
strfmt.Template='A###-####';
number.SetValue(source = 23456);
// Format the number into a TextData.
numberastext=strfmt.FormatText(source = numfmt.FormatNumeric(source =
number));
You may have tried this already, but I hope it helps.
Regards
Iain
-----Original Message-----
From: Amin, Kamran [mailto:kamran.aminframeworkinc.com]
Sent: 18 February 2000 13:37
To: 'Forte User'
Subject: (forte-users) Formatting a number
I like to format a number as follows:
L###-#### - Where a number like 23456 would format to L002-3456.
Is there any way to do this in Forte using the NumericFormat object.
thanks in advance.
ka
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ka
-----Original Message-----
From: Thompson Ian [mailto:Ian.Thompsonicl.com]
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 9:35 AM
To: 'Amin, Kamran'; 'Forte User'
Subject: RE: (forte-users) Formatting a number
Ka,
Try using TextFormat in combination with NumericFormat - like this:
strfmt : TextFormat = new;
numfmt : NumericFormat = new;
number : IntegerData = new;
numberastext : TextData;
numfmt.Template='L0000000';
strfmt.Template='A###-####';
number.SetValue(source = 23456);
// Format the number into a TextData.
numberastext=strfmt.FormatText(source = numfmt.FormatNumeric(source =
number));
You may have tried this already, but I hope it helps.
Regards
Iain
-----Original Message-----
From: Amin, Kamran [mailto:kamran.aminframeworkinc.com]
Sent: 18 February 2000 13:37
To: 'Forte User'
Subject: (forte-users) Formatting a number
I like to format a number as follows:
L###-#### - Where a number like 23456 would format to L002-3456.
Is there any way to do this in Forte using the NumericFormat object.
thanks in advance.
ka
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Re: forte-users-digest V1 #89
forte-users-digest Tuesday, 8 October 1996 Volume 01 : Number 089
From: Alexander Ananiev <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 08 Oct 1996 16:36:14 -0500
Subject: "Single DBSession" approach
The standard Forte approach for the database access assumes
that one DBSession handles requests from several users
(clients), so the database connection is not associated with
the particular user. This significantly impacts the
architecture of the Forte application. Some of the problems
caused by this approach are:
1) An application-level security system should be developed
instead of using the DBMS security system. Suffice it to say
that application-level security system cannot provide the
protection from back-door access to the database.
2) The application cannot utilize the DBMS locking mechanism
for the case when the record is retrieved to the client for
editing purposes ("long" transaction).
It means that SecurityManager and LockManager should be
developed to resolve these problems. This does not seem to be
very good solution because these objects are intended to repeat
the functionality of the DBMS. And these parts of the
application may become pretty complicated. For example, my
project's experience shows that the development of the lock
manager is not a trivial task and most likely this lock manager
will be worse than the DBMS locking mechanism in terms of
reliability and performance just because it acts as an outside
program to the database. Besides, this approach could cause
serious problems if the database can be updated by non-Forte
applications (e.g., by some legacy system or batch process).
"One DBSession per several users" approach makes sense if each
user connection to the database is implemented as one
server process.(Another good argument in favor of single
DBsession is a heterogeneous environment where there is no
stable connection to one database, but here I'm talking about a
"regular" application that uses only one DBMS.) Since most of
the time this process is idle, then, of course, decreasing the
number of processes leads to better server utilization and
performance. But by its sense, database connection is just the
current transaction ID (with the user id, of course). So the
connection could be just a number that should be passed to the
DBMS along with each request and then DBMS can create a thread
to handle the request or forward it to the next available
process if it does not support multithreading.
DBMS vendors realize this and some of them already implemented
this approach (I know that Oracle and Informix did that and
Sybase was mentioned in the recent "one-threaded DBSession"
discussion). And one-threaded DBSession that lives on the
server doesn't fit well to that. The better approach would be
to make DBSession the attribute of the TransactionHandle
object, so the current connection will always be passed from
the client to the service and this service can work through
this connection.
So, my point is that the application should let DBMS do its
work and use as much of the functionality of the DBMS as
possible and the "single DBsession" approach doesn't help it to
do that.
I would be glad to hear any other opinion on this topic. I
think that the "DBsession" problem is extremely important for
any multi-tier application (for example, all Web applications
are facing this problem). I'm also interested in how people
are dealing with this problem on other projects, for example if
there are some projects where the alternative approach (one
DBSession per each user) was implemented and what problems were
encountered during that.
Alexander Ananyev
Price Waterhouse
End of forte-users-digest V1 #89
One of the first issues that needs to be addressed is that passing
DBSessions from partition to partition is a huge performance hit. When
Forte executes a SQL SELECT or FETCH statement on a DBSession that exists
outside the current partition (DBSessions are "anchored" objects that are
accessed via proxies.) Forte fetches the result set into the partition
containing the DBSession and then passes proxies or creates copies into
the partition where the SQL code is located. These are some of the
largest performance hits you can take in Forte.forte-users-digest Tuesday, 8 October 1996 Volume 01 : Number 089
From: Alexander Ananiev <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 08 Oct 1996 16:36:14 -0500
Subject: "Single DBSession" approach
The standard Forte approach for the database access assumes
that one DBSession handles requests from several users
(clients), so the database connection is not associated with
the particular user. This significantly impacts the
architecture of the Forte application. Some of the problems
caused by this approach are:
1) An application-level security system should be developed
instead of using the DBMS security system. Suffice it to say
that application-level security system cannot provide the
protection from back-door access to the database.
2) The application cannot utilize the DBMS locking mechanism
for the case when the record is retrieved to the client for
editing purposes ("long" transaction).
It means that SecurityManager and LockManager should be
developed to resolve these problems. This does not seem to be
very good solution because these objects are intended to repeat
the functionality of the DBMS. And these parts of the
application may become pretty complicated. For example, my
project's experience shows that the development of the lock
manager is not a trivial task and most likely this lock manager
will be worse than the DBMS locking mechanism in terms of
reliability and performance just because it acts as an outside
program to the database. Besides, this approach could cause
serious problems if the database can be updated by non-Forte
applications (e.g., by some legacy system or batch process).
"One DBSession per several users" approach makes sense if each
user connection to the database is implemented as one
server process.(Another good argument in favor of single
DBsession is a heterogeneous environment where there is no
stable connection to one database, but here I'm talking about a
"regular" application that uses only one DBMS.) Since most of
the time this process is idle, then, of course, decreasing the
number of processes leads to better server utilization and
performance. But by its sense, database connection is just the
current transaction ID (with the user id, of course). So the
connection could be just a number that should be passed to the
DBMS along with each request and then DBMS can create a thread
to handle the request or forward it to the next available
process if it does not support multithreading.
DBMS vendors realize this and some of them already implemented
this approach (I know that Oracle and Informix did that and
Sybase was mentioned in the recent "one-threaded DBSession"
discussion). And one-threaded DBSession that lives on the
server doesn't fit well to that. The better approach would be
to make DBSession the attribute of the TransactionHandle
object, so the current connection will always be passed from
the client to the service and this service can work through
this connection.
So, my point is that the application should let DBMS do its
work and use as much of the functionality of the DBMS as
possible and the "single DBsession" approach doesn't help it to
do that.
I would be glad to hear any other opinion on this topic. I
think that the "DBsession" problem is extremely important for
any multi-tier application (for example, all Web applications
are facing this problem). I'm also interested in how people
are dealing with this problem on other projects, for example if
there are some projects where the alternative approach (one
DBSession per each user) was implemented and what problems were
encountered during that.
Alexander Ananyev
Price Waterhouse
End of forte-users-digest V1 #89
One of the first issues that needs to be addressed is that passing
DBSessions from partition to partition is a huge performance hit. When
Forte executes a SQL SELECT or FETCH statement on a DBSession that exists
outside the current partition (DBSessions are "anchored" objects that are
accessed via proxies.) Forte fetches the result set into the partition
containing the DBSession and then passes proxies or creates copies into
the partition where the SQL code is located. These are some of the
largest performance hits you can take in Forte. -
RE: (forte-users) MaxWaitDepth?
MessagesWaiting is the number of message/transaction currently waiting for a
free partition.
ka
-----Original Message-----
From: Brenda Cumming [mailto:brenda_cummingtranscanada.com]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 1:36 PM
To: joe.wolfesasktel.sk.ca
Cc: forte usergroup
Subject: Re: (forte-users) MaxWaitDepth?
Thanks, what is the difference between that and MessagesWaiting?
joe.wolfesasktel.sk.ca wrote:
It is the maximum number of messages that were waiting for a replicated
partition to be available (not busy).
"Brenda Cumming" <brenda_cummingtranscanada.com> on 08/11/2000 11:24:28AM
>
To: forte usergroup <kamranaminyahoo.com>
cc: (bcc: Joe Wolfe/SaskTel/CA)
Subject: (forte-users) MaxWaitDepth?
Can someone tell me what MaxWaitDepth represents on a router partition
agent?
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mark recorded by MaxWaitDepth.
"Brenda Cumming" <brenda_cummingtranscanada.com> on 08/11/2000 11:36:15 AM
To: Joe Wolfe/SaskTel/CASaskTel
cc: forte usergroup <kamranaminyahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (forte-users) MaxWaitDepth?
Thanks, what is the difference between that and MessagesWaiting?
joe.wolfesasktel.sk.ca wrote:
It is the maximum number of messages that were waiting for a replicated
partition to be available (not busy).
"Brenda Cumming" <brenda_cummingtranscanada.com> on 08/11/2000 11:24:28 AM
To: forte usergroup <kamranaminyahoo.com>
cc: (bcc: Joe Wolfe/SaskTel/CA)
Subject: (forte-users) MaxWaitDepth?
Can someone tell me what MaxWaitDepth represents on a router partition
agent?
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RE: (forte-users) 3J= 3M new to me error
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your email but I think it will be interesting for Brenda not me.
It is exactly what I have expected from Forte Support: detailed information
about bugs and workarounds. But what I cannot understand is that #53398 was
released without any information about possible reasons for this problem or
suggested workarounds. My first reaction after reading this bugreport was to
open a new case at CallCenter to get more information about it. Please
release more information with your bug reports !
Regards
Zenon Adamek
Information Services
Senior Programmer Analyst
Tel: 905 712-1084 ext. 3628
Fax: 905 712-6709
E-mail: zadamekpurolator.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Degen - Sun Germany Forte Tools - Bonn
[SMTP:thomas.degensun.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 9:49 AM
To: Adamek, Zenon
Cc: 'Brenda Cumming'; Forte-userslists.xpedior.com
Subject: RE: (forte-users) 3J=>3M new to me error
Hi Zenon,
bug #53398 is not a bug which will likely get fixed, it's an informational
bugreport.
You might see an errorstack like Brenda has reported (and described in
informational
bugreport #53398) probably when you are doing something illegal that is
possible
via Forte Tool but Forte is not trapping it for performance reasons. Hence
you will see
the error coming from your illegal operation only at runtime, probably
only
while
running interpreted in the Forte IDE, but in worst case it might be even a
segmentation
violation.
Technotes 12448 'Sudden client partition crashes at runtime' and 11225
'Don't reparent
mapped Widgets between UserWindows at runtime' explain this matter . See
attached.
But maybe Brenda is much more experiencing a problem as described by Forte
Technote 11398 'Read Only Workspace Errors using ListViews or ActiveX
control'
that might get easily resolved via setting of FORTE_YIELD_THROTTLE=0.
Good Luck and Best Regards !
BTW: I've logged bug #53398, so I've felt responsible to explain its real
background.
Thomas
Thomas Degen
Sun Microsystems - Forte Tools
Forte CTE & Sustaining Group
Technical Support Germany
tel.:+49.228/91499-50
MailTo:thomas.degensun.com
Technote 11398 Read Only Workspace Errors using ListViews or ActiveX
control
SCENARIO:
Getting some unusual interpreter errors that result in an error stating
that
the workspace has been set to read only. Please see Enclosures for the
two
most common error stacks that have been encountered. The abbreviated
versions of the errors are:
- Can't read record (record size = -1)
- Id in index does not match id in record header in data file
- Recursive deserialization attempted.
- Unknown Mark type in deserialization
- Could not read record (64,74615) from repository data file.
Header
is corrupt.
These errors can be happening in either the development environment when
running from one of the development workshops, or with the deployed
application.
The bug outlined in this Technote may be the culprit if the errors above
are
seen when running a client on Windows NT or Motif and the user interface
incorporates ActiveX controls or ListView/TreeView widgets.
CAUSE:
Basically what is happening is that in rare circumstances Forte may invoke
a
nested copy of the interpreter while the first interpreter has yielded.
This
is not a problem in and of itself, but in the case where the original
interpreter was in the middle of a repository fetch when it yielded, and
the second interpreter needs to fetch code as well, we will get one of the
errors listed above, depending on the exact timing. The reason for the
errors is that the repository code at this level is thread-safe but not
re-entrant. It is protected by a mutex that is already owned by the
current task. Which, given the scenario outlined here, where the two
interpreters are running inside of the same task, results in the nested
interpreter being allowed to change data out from under the first.
While for every fetch one or more calls to WindowSystem.Yield will be made
(this is there to prevent the semblance of system lock-up on Win 3.1,
where
Yield is the only way other applications can be allowed to run), there is
a parameter which controls how often to actually yield, which by default
is
set to one out of every 100 calls. This is the reason the problem is
intermittent--you need a yield to occur during a repository fetch
which starts another interpreter which also needs to fetch code from
disk.
The reason this has only surfaced recently is that the nested interpreter
scenario can only happen in 2 cases that we know of:
- ActiveX controls which respond to events/Windows messages
- Outline fields/ListViews with column(s) mapped to virtual
attributes
In all other normal cases, the yield can process the message (typically a
paint message) without starting another interpreter, so regardless of
whether
the first interpreter yielded during a repository operation or not, there
is
no conflict.
SOLUTION:
The workaround is to prevent yields altogether by setting the
FORTE_YIELD_THROTTLE environment variable equal to 0 in the client's
environment. This should have no detrimental effects since the yield code
is in place solely for Windows 3.1x clients.
ERROR STACK 1
SYSTEM ERROR: Because of a prior error, your workspace was set to
read-only to
prevent the application from attempting to write to the repository. The
repository and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If your
workspace
contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure to save this
work.
First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and restart this
application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import
the
changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 695]
Detected at: qqrp_Session::GetObjectById
Last TOOL statement: method EFWindowController.EFEventLoop
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
The remainder of the Error Manager stack is:
SYSTEM ERROR: Internal Error attempting to deserialize element (64,67470)
(fetch
bitmask is 0x20). Your workspace is now read-only to prevent the
application
from attempting to write to the repository. The repository and work you
have
saved to the repository are safe. If your workspace contains unsaved work,
you
may use the following procedure to save this work. First, export the
changed
components. Then, shut down and restart this application and reopen this
workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import the changed components and
save
your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 61]
Detected at: qqrp_LogicalSession::MaterializeObject
Last TOOL statement: method EFTabManagerNew.EFNoteBookHandler
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
SYSTEM ERROR: Unknown Mark type in deserialization.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1101, 34]
Detected at: qqrp_DeSerializeObject::ProcessHdr
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
ERROR STACK 2
SYSTEM ERROR: A serious error has occurred in Repository
(c:\PROGRA~1\CSSPTEST\conplu0). Corrective action may be necessary.
Notify
your repository administrator.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1101, 198]
Detected at: qqrp_Repository::Fetch
Last TOOL statement: method
SalesDevelopment_NWC.DEVNotifyofTabSetCurrent
Error Time: Wed Dec 03 10:27:22
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1,
taskId =
[769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1.22]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 172 on node ISD42 in environment Edge.
SYSTEM ERROR: Could not read record (64,74615) from repository data file.
Header is corrupt.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1106, 612]
Detected at: qqbt_BtreeAccess::FetchDataFileRecord
Error Time: Wed Dec 03 10:27:22
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1,
taskId =
[769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1.22]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 172 on node ISD42 in environment Edge.
Technote 11225 Don't reparent mapped Widgets between UserWindows at
runtime
It is sometimes tempting to unparent a widget from one UserWindow and
reparent
it into another at runtime. However, this can cause crashes if the widget
(or
its decendants) are "mapped" to data. Here's why...
Suppose you have two UserWindows, UW1 and UW2. UW1 contains a DataField
(DF1)
which is mapped to a TextData. UW2 contains a RadioList (RL2) which is
mapped to
a scalar Integer. At compile time, every mapped attribute is internally
assigned
a "Map ID" (a small integer) which is used to tie the Widget to its
corresponding attribute. These Map IDs are used by the Widget to look up a
pointer to their data in a "Map" which is maintained by the UserWindow.
Each
UserWindow is assumed be to independent of the others, so there is nothing
wrong
with Widgets in different UserWindows being assigned the same Map IDs.
In
this
case, let's assume that DF1 and RL2 both got assigned the same Map ID of
3. No
problem so far, since each lives in a separate UserWindow with a separate
map.
Now suppose at runtime the application "detaches" or unparents DF1 from
its
UserWindow and reparents it somewhere into UW2. When it comes time for DF1
to
paint itself the Display System it must ask the Runtime System for the
value of
DF1's mapped attribute. To do that it says "give me the value of the
TextData
for DF1. You'll find it in the Map for this UserWindow (UW1), and its Map
ID is
3". When the runtime system goes to do this it expects to find a TextData
in
this "slot" of the map, but instead it picks up the integer which is
mapped to
RL2. At best this leads to bad data being returned; more likely you get a
segfault and a crash.
If DF1 was not a mapped attribute (say, a Rectangle) there would be no
problem
because there is no data mapped to a Rectangle. If instead of moving DF1
you
created a brand new DataField on the fly there would be no problem,
because the
dynamic DataField would not have any Map ID and so couldn't conflict with
any
IDs in UW2.
So how do you solve this problem? This is exactly what Nested Windows are
all
about. While you can't move DF1 into the middle of UW2, you can nest
UW1.
This
works because UW1 brings its map with it, and when you access DF1 it knows
to
look up its value in UW1's map.
UserWindows are intended to be the "unit of compilabilty" that can be
nested
inside other UserWindows. It is dangerous to "transplant" anything from
inside
one UserWindow into another at runtime.
(Note that you can't avoid this problem by cloning DF1 because the MapID
gets
copied along with it, and the clone will fail in the same way.)
Further details explained in related technote 12448 'Sudden client
partition
crashes at runtime.'
Technote 12448 Sudden client partition crashes at runtime
Scenario : You have two UserWindows, A and B. When Window A starts up, it
instantiates an instance of B and reparents some component of B into A's
window
hierarchy.
This is not allowed and almost always leads to an error at best or at
worse a
segmentation fault.
Here's why :
When you compile a UserWindow in Forte, each "mapped attribute" (whether a
form
element or menu element) is assigned an internal ID which represents an
offset into
that UserWindow's table of mapped attributes. This offset is only valid
in the
context of the UserWindow in which it was compiled. If you detach a
FieldWidget or
MenuWidget from one compiled Window ("tmpMenu" for example) and then
parent
into another compiled window ("tmpWindow") the internal ID comes with it.
When Forte tries to make use of that copied widget it uses the ID as an
offset
into tmpWindow's table of mapped attributes. But that copied offset is
meaningless in the context of tmpWindow's table, so you get some kind off
error.
In this case it found that the data type of the variable in the slot
wasn't
what
was expected. But you might even index off the end of the table and get a
segmentation fault.
There is nothing to prevent you from dynamically creating menu items and
adding
them to a window at runtime; that will work fine. Although of course you
can't
access them via mapped attributes, since those can only be created at
compile time.
But you are not allowed to reparent a widget from one compiled UserWindow
into
the hierarchy of another.
More information may be found in technote 11225 'Don't reparent mapped
Widgets
between UserWindows at runtime'.
Possible errorstacks seen at runtime instead of a complete crash or
segmentation
violation while you are illegally reparenting a widget or menuitem between
windows
at runtime:
Map::SetSubjectData: Invalid conversion from map type 0 to subject type 22
SYSTEM ERROR: Bad parameter at location 3 in method
qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [1001, 381]
Detected at: qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData at 3
Error Time: Wed Aug 09 13:03:57
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "testproject_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = D4914A10-36C1-11D4-91B3-419AA33BAA77:0x208:0xd,
taskId =
[D4914A10-36C1-11D4-91B3-419AA33BAA77:0x208:0xd.68]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 672 on node ONEWAY in environment Audi3M2Env.
At 13:14 26.09.00 -0400, Adamek, Zenon wrote:
Hi,
It is the unfixed defect 53398. Please contact Forte support.
Zenon
-----Original Message-----
From: Brenda Cumming [SMTP:brenda_cummingtranscanada.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 1:15 PM
To: Forte User group
Subject: (forte-users) 3J=>3M new to me error
Hi,
We are in the process of going from 3J1 to 3.0.M.2, and I am getting
this error that I am unfamiliar with on a GUI that works fine in 3J.
It
does not happen all the time, and I have been unable to establish the
pattern that kicks it off. Has anyone seen this before?
PS- this error is not occurring in the deployed (non-compiled) app,but
when I am running locally from my workspace.
SYSTEM ERROR: Bad parameter at location 6 in method
qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [1001, 381]
Detected at: qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData at 6
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2,
taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Can't find scope 20070 for a class.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [201, 11]
Detected at: qqlo_ClassTableLoadScope at 1
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Because of a prior error, your workspace was set to
read-only to prevent the application from attempting to write to the repository.
The repository and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If
your
workspace contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure
to save this work. First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and
restart this application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode.
Finally, import the changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 695]
Detected at: qqrp_Session::IsDistributed
Last TOOL statement: method PPMeasWin.
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Internal Error attempting to deserialize element
(64,120684) (fetch bitmask is 0x20). Your workspace is now read-onlyto
prevent
the application from attempting to write to the repository. The
repository
and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If your workspace
contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure to savethis
work.
First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and restart this
application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import the
changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 61]
Detected at: qqrp_LogicalSession::MaterializeObject
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Recursive Deserialization attempted, Internal Error!
Class: qqsp_UsageException with ReasonCode: SP_ER_INVALIDSTATE
Error #: [301, 231]
Detected at: qqsp_DeSerializeDriver::Run at 1
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
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email the word: 'Unsubscribe' to: forte-users-requestlists.xpedior.comHi Thomas,
Thanks for your email but I think it will be interesting for Brenda not me.
It is exactly what I have expected from Forte Support: detailed information
about bugs and workarounds. But what I cannot understand is that #53398 was
released without any information about possible reasons for this problem or
suggested workarounds. My first reaction after reading this bugreport was to
open a new case at CallCenter to get more information about it. Please
release more information with your bug reports !
Regards
Zenon Adamek
Information Services
Senior Programmer Analyst
Tel: 905 712-1084 ext. 3628
Fax: 905 712-6709
E-mail: zadamekpurolator.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Degen - Sun Germany Forte Tools - Bonn
[SMTP:thomas.degensun.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 9:49 AM
To: Adamek, Zenon
Cc: 'Brenda Cumming'; Forte-userslists.xpedior.com
Subject: RE: (forte-users) 3J=>3M new to me error
Hi Zenon,
bug #53398 is not a bug which will likely get fixed, it's an informational
bugreport.
You might see an errorstack like Brenda has reported (and described in
informational
bugreport #53398) probably when you are doing something illegal that is
possible
via Forte Tool but Forte is not trapping it for performance reasons. Hence
you will see
the error coming from your illegal operation only at runtime, probably
only
while
running interpreted in the Forte IDE, but in worst case it might be even a
segmentation
violation.
Technotes 12448 'Sudden client partition crashes at runtime' and 11225
'Don't reparent
mapped Widgets between UserWindows at runtime' explain this matter . See
attached.
But maybe Brenda is much more experiencing a problem as described by Forte
Technote 11398 'Read Only Workspace Errors using ListViews or ActiveX
control'
that might get easily resolved via setting of FORTE_YIELD_THROTTLE=0.
Good Luck and Best Regards !
BTW: I've logged bug #53398, so I've felt responsible to explain its real
background.
Thomas
Thomas Degen
Sun Microsystems - Forte Tools
Forte CTE & Sustaining Group
Technical Support Germany
tel.:+49.228/91499-50
MailTo:thomas.degensun.com
Technote 11398 Read Only Workspace Errors using ListViews or ActiveX
control
SCENARIO:
Getting some unusual interpreter errors that result in an error stating
that
the workspace has been set to read only. Please see Enclosures for the
two
most common error stacks that have been encountered. The abbreviated
versions of the errors are:
- Can't read record (record size = -1)
- Id in index does not match id in record header in data file
- Recursive deserialization attempted.
- Unknown Mark type in deserialization
- Could not read record (64,74615) from repository data file.
Header
is corrupt.
These errors can be happening in either the development environment when
running from one of the development workshops, or with the deployed
application.
The bug outlined in this Technote may be the culprit if the errors above
are
seen when running a client on Windows NT or Motif and the user interface
incorporates ActiveX controls or ListView/TreeView widgets.
CAUSE:
Basically what is happening is that in rare circumstances Forte may invoke
a
nested copy of the interpreter while the first interpreter has yielded.
This
is not a problem in and of itself, but in the case where the original
interpreter was in the middle of a repository fetch when it yielded, and
the second interpreter needs to fetch code as well, we will get one of the
errors listed above, depending on the exact timing. The reason for the
errors is that the repository code at this level is thread-safe but not
re-entrant. It is protected by a mutex that is already owned by the
current task. Which, given the scenario outlined here, where the two
interpreters are running inside of the same task, results in the nested
interpreter being allowed to change data out from under the first.
While for every fetch one or more calls to WindowSystem.Yield will be made
(this is there to prevent the semblance of system lock-up on Win 3.1,
where
Yield is the only way other applications can be allowed to run), there is
a parameter which controls how often to actually yield, which by default
is
set to one out of every 100 calls. This is the reason the problem is
intermittent--you need a yield to occur during a repository fetch
which starts another interpreter which also needs to fetch code from
disk.
The reason this has only surfaced recently is that the nested interpreter
scenario can only happen in 2 cases that we know of:
- ActiveX controls which respond to events/Windows messages
- Outline fields/ListViews with column(s) mapped to virtual
attributes
In all other normal cases, the yield can process the message (typically a
paint message) without starting another interpreter, so regardless of
whether
the first interpreter yielded during a repository operation or not, there
is
no conflict.
SOLUTION:
The workaround is to prevent yields altogether by setting the
FORTE_YIELD_THROTTLE environment variable equal to 0 in the client's
environment. This should have no detrimental effects since the yield code
is in place solely for Windows 3.1x clients.
ERROR STACK 1
SYSTEM ERROR: Because of a prior error, your workspace was set to
read-only to
prevent the application from attempting to write to the repository. The
repository and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If your
workspace
contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure to save this
work.
First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and restart this
application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import
the
changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 695]
Detected at: qqrp_Session::GetObjectById
Last TOOL statement: method EFWindowController.EFEventLoop
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
The remainder of the Error Manager stack is:
SYSTEM ERROR: Internal Error attempting to deserialize element (64,67470)
(fetch
bitmask is 0x20). Your workspace is now read-only to prevent the
application
from attempting to write to the repository. The repository and work you
have
saved to the repository are safe. If your workspace contains unsaved work,
you
may use the following procedure to save this work. First, export the
changed
components. Then, shut down and restart this application and reopen this
workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import the changed components and
save
your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 61]
Detected at: qqrp_LogicalSession::MaterializeObject
Last TOOL statement: method EFTabManagerNew.EFNoteBookHandler
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
SYSTEM ERROR: Unknown Mark type in deserialization.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1101, 34]
Detected at: qqrp_DeSerializeObject::ProcessHdr
Error Time: Tue Nov 18 15:58:47
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1,
taskId =
[7EFAE060-4AFA-11D1-A1C1-1FDC8A99AA77:0x446:0x1.23]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 147 on node ISD060 in environment EdgeTest.
ERROR STACK 2
SYSTEM ERROR: A serious error has occurred in Repository
(c:\PROGRA~1\CSSPTEST\conplu0). Corrective action may be necessary.
Notify
your repository administrator.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1101, 198]
Detected at: qqrp_Repository::Fetch
Last TOOL statement: method
SalesDevelopment_NWC.DEVNotifyofTabSetCurrent
Error Time: Wed Dec 03 10:27:22
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1,
taskId =
[769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1.22]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 172 on node ISD42 in environment Edge.
SYSTEM ERROR: Could not read record (64,74615) from repository data file.
Header is corrupt.
Class: qqsp_ImplementationException
Error #: [1106, 612]
Detected at: qqbt_BtreeAccess::FetchDataFileRecord
Error Time: Wed Dec 03 10:27:22
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "ConPlus_GUI_cl0_Client",
(partitionId = 769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1,
taskId =
[769D4310-6B88-11D1-84FD-65BF87C8AA77:0x121:0x1.22]) in application
"ConPlus_GUI_cl0", pid 172 on node ISD42 in environment Edge.
Technote 11225 Don't reparent mapped Widgets between UserWindows at
runtime
It is sometimes tempting to unparent a widget from one UserWindow and
reparent
it into another at runtime. However, this can cause crashes if the widget
(or
its decendants) are "mapped" to data. Here's why...
Suppose you have two UserWindows, UW1 and UW2. UW1 contains a DataField
(DF1)
which is mapped to a TextData. UW2 contains a RadioList (RL2) which is
mapped to
a scalar Integer. At compile time, every mapped attribute is internally
assigned
a "Map ID" (a small integer) which is used to tie the Widget to its
corresponding attribute. These Map IDs are used by the Widget to look up a
pointer to their data in a "Map" which is maintained by the UserWindow.
Each
UserWindow is assumed be to independent of the others, so there is nothing
wrong
with Widgets in different UserWindows being assigned the same Map IDs.
In
this
case, let's assume that DF1 and RL2 both got assigned the same Map ID of
3. No
problem so far, since each lives in a separate UserWindow with a separate
map.
Now suppose at runtime the application "detaches" or unparents DF1 from
its
UserWindow and reparents it somewhere into UW2. When it comes time for DF1
to
paint itself the Display System it must ask the Runtime System for the
value of
DF1's mapped attribute. To do that it says "give me the value of the
TextData
for DF1. You'll find it in the Map for this UserWindow (UW1), and its Map
ID is
3". When the runtime system goes to do this it expects to find a TextData
in
this "slot" of the map, but instead it picks up the integer which is
mapped to
RL2. At best this leads to bad data being returned; more likely you get a
segfault and a crash.
If DF1 was not a mapped attribute (say, a Rectangle) there would be no
problem
because there is no data mapped to a Rectangle. If instead of moving DF1
you
created a brand new DataField on the fly there would be no problem,
because the
dynamic DataField would not have any Map ID and so couldn't conflict with
any
IDs in UW2.
So how do you solve this problem? This is exactly what Nested Windows are
all
about. While you can't move DF1 into the middle of UW2, you can nest
UW1.
This
works because UW1 brings its map with it, and when you access DF1 it knows
to
look up its value in UW1's map.
UserWindows are intended to be the "unit of compilabilty" that can be
nested
inside other UserWindows. It is dangerous to "transplant" anything from
inside
one UserWindow into another at runtime.
(Note that you can't avoid this problem by cloning DF1 because the MapID
gets
copied along with it, and the clone will fail in the same way.)
Further details explained in related technote 12448 'Sudden client
partition
crashes at runtime.'
Technote 12448 Sudden client partition crashes at runtime
Scenario : You have two UserWindows, A and B. When Window A starts up, it
instantiates an instance of B and reparents some component of B into A's
window
hierarchy.
This is not allowed and almost always leads to an error at best or at
worse a
segmentation fault.
Here's why :
When you compile a UserWindow in Forte, each "mapped attribute" (whether a
form
element or menu element) is assigned an internal ID which represents an
offset into
that UserWindow's table of mapped attributes. This offset is only valid
in the
context of the UserWindow in which it was compiled. If you detach a
FieldWidget or
MenuWidget from one compiled Window ("tmpMenu" for example) and then
parent
into another compiled window ("tmpWindow") the internal ID comes with it.
When Forte tries to make use of that copied widget it uses the ID as an
offset
into tmpWindow's table of mapped attributes. But that copied offset is
meaningless in the context of tmpWindow's table, so you get some kind off
error.
In this case it found that the data type of the variable in the slot
wasn't
what
was expected. But you might even index off the end of the table and get a
segmentation fault.
There is nothing to prevent you from dynamically creating menu items and
adding
them to a window at runtime; that will work fine. Although of course you
can't
access them via mapped attributes, since those can only be created at
compile time.
But you are not allowed to reparent a widget from one compiled UserWindow
into
the hierarchy of another.
More information may be found in technote 11225 'Don't reparent mapped
Widgets
between UserWindows at runtime'.
Possible errorstacks seen at runtime instead of a complete crash or
segmentation
violation while you are illegally reparenting a widget or menuitem between
windows
at runtime:
Map::SetSubjectData: Invalid conversion from map type 0 to subject type 22
SYSTEM ERROR: Bad parameter at location 3 in method
qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [1001, 381]
Detected at: qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData at 3
Error Time: Wed Aug 09 13:03:57
Exception occurred (locally) on partition "testproject_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = D4914A10-36C1-11D4-91B3-419AA33BAA77:0x208:0xd,
taskId =
[D4914A10-36C1-11D4-91B3-419AA33BAA77:0x208:0xd.68]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 672 on node ONEWAY in environment Audi3M2Env.
At 13:14 26.09.00 -0400, Adamek, Zenon wrote:
Hi,
It is the unfixed defect 53398. Please contact Forte support.
Zenon
-----Original Message-----
From: Brenda Cumming [SMTP:brenda_cummingtranscanada.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 1:15 PM
To: Forte User group
Subject: (forte-users) 3J=>3M new to me error
Hi,
We are in the process of going from 3J1 to 3.0.M.2, and I am getting
this error that I am unfamiliar with on a GUI that works fine in 3J.
It
does not happen all the time, and I have been unable to establish the
pattern that kicks it off. Has anyone seen this before?
PS- this error is not occurring in the deployed (non-compiled) app,but
when I am running locally from my workspace.
SYSTEM ERROR: Bad parameter at location 6 in method
qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [1001, 381]
Detected at: qqrt_MapClassAccess::ProcessSubjectData at 6
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2,
taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Can't find scope 20070 for a class.
Class: qqsp_Exception
Error #: [201, 11]
Detected at: qqlo_ClassTableLoadScope at 1
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Because of a prior error, your workspace was set to
read-only to prevent the application from attempting to write to the repository.
The repository and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If
your
workspace contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure
to save this work. First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and
restart this application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode.
Finally, import the changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 695]
Detected at: qqrp_Session::IsDistributed
Last TOOL statement: method PPMeasWin.
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Internal Error attempting to deserialize element
(64,120684) (fetch bitmask is 0x20). Your workspace is now read-onlyto
prevent
the application from attempting to write to the repository. The
repository
and work you have saved to the repository are safe. If your workspace
contains unsaved work, you may use the following procedure to savethis
work.
First, export the changed components. Then, shut down and restart this
application and reopen this workspace in read-write mode. Finally, import the
changed components and save your workspace.
Class: qqrp_RepResourceException
Error #: [1101, 61]
Detected at: qqrp_LogicalSession::MaterializeObject
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition
"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
SYSTEM ERROR: Recursive Deserialization attempted, Internal Error!
Class: qqsp_UsageException with ReasonCode: SP_ER_INVALIDSTATE
Error #: [301, 231]
Detected at: qqsp_DeSerializeDriver::Run at 1
Error Time: Wed Sep 20 14:32:54
Exception occurred (locally) on partition"ABSDevtStartUp_CL0_Client",
(partitionId = 36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2, taskId =
[36172000-5DA8-11D4-B1F0-14015EDAAA77:0x2da:0x2.25]) in
application
"Forte_cl0", pid 93 on node T5621 in environment AbisDMEnv.
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CLIENT_TEXT_IO - Hanging on "PUT" for large number of records
I have successfully used CLIENT_TEXT_IO but my users have run into an error where the Form hangs and spits out details such:
"oracle.forms.net.HTTPNStream.doFlush"
etc....
This happens when the number of records in the datablock is high (ex: 70,000 recs). So my question is: Is there a limit on how many lines you can write to a file?
I'm just creating a CSV file on the client's machine using CLIENT_TEXT_IO.PUT_LINE. It works fine on say a few thousand recs but after that it hangs.
I'm on Oracle Application Server 10g, Release 9.0.4 on Windows Server 2003, and forms compiled using Oracle Developer Suite 9.0.4.
Thanks,
GioHello,
When playing with huge data, it is better to generate the file on the A.S. then get it back to the client.
<p>Read this article</p>
Francois -
BAPI to find the number of records existing in HR module
Hi ,
I wanted to know if there exist BAPI that would return me the number of SAP HR module users in a system.
I cam across the BAPI's for info types like personu2019s Personal Data (Infotype 0002)
BAPI_PERSDATA_CHANGE u2013 Change personal data
BAPI_PERSDATA_CREATE u2013 Create personal data
BAPI_PERSDATA_CREATESUCCESSOR u2013 Create subsequent personal data record
BAPI_PERSDATA_DELETE u2013 Delete personal data
BAPI_PERSDATA_DELIMIT u2013 Delimit personal data validity period
BAPI_PERSDATA_GETDETAIL u2013 Read personal data
BAPI_PERSDATA_GETDETAILEDLIST u2013 read instances with data
BAPI_PERSDATA_GETLIST u2013 Read instances
But i wanted to know if there exist a master table which would return me the number of records irresepctive of the infotypes.
Best Regards
ManojHi,
if you want to know the number of employees, then u should use the infotype PA00001 and PA0000 with appropriate criteria. Infotype PA0002 should not be used to find the number of employees in the HR.
As you requested there are no specific BAPI to find the records. Hope this helps you.
Or u can use PAR2 transaction to find details.
Thanks,
Saibaba Kondani
Edited by: Kondani Saibaba on Aug 19, 2009 7:33 AM -
Re: (forte-users) Fusion for the VAR
Hi,
It is a good idea. In fact, I think that how Forte is
going to integrate her own suite of app. too. ( I
kind of recall that there is a speech on this topic in
Forum ).
However, as Forte will most likely goes toward Java, I
would suggest that you take into account the
abstraction on Conductor ( which is frankly an event
broker ) and Fusion ( which handles the XML mapping )
too. In doing so, you can save guard your investment
on the design without binding tightly with FORTE and I
bet there will be tons of event broker or XML parser
in the future market.
On the other hand, this integration by Fusion would be
perfect for a perfect world. But, in this imperfect
world, it would be hard to do cross-checking between
apps in Fusion.
In the old days, we repulicate data or do file
transfer to integrate apps. In doing so, we also
build-in all the cross-checking procedure / reports.
In the case of Fusion, is there such a safety net to
save guard data integrity. Can I identify a lost
event and trace back to find out whether it is a app.
problem or Conductor problem?
I think the customer would surely like to know.
Regards,
Peter Sham.
--- "Thomas Mercer-Hursh, Ph.D."
<[email protected]> wrote:
Fusion has been positioned as an EAI tool, something
at which it appears to
be very, very good, but in recent months I have been
thinking about its
possible role as an architectural tool for those of
us who build large,
multi-application suites of applications. Having
been tossing some of
these ideas around the halls at Harrison Street, I
thought I would try some
of them on this audience as well to see what
reaction I got.
This concept is based on the context that one has
multiple interacting
applications which are loosely coupled, or at least
which should be. E.g.,
an order processing application may need credit
status information from an
accounts receivable application and may generate
invoices which then need
to be tracked for payment by that application, but
the connections between
these applications are specific, limited, and
readily enumerable. Mind
you, people don't always build their applications so
cleanly modularized,
but I think we all agree these days that they should
be.
The idea is to provide each application with a
specific API, which it may
currently have only indirectly. I.e., today one
might simply have calls
directly from one application to another, but one
would gather all these
links together and define an API, probably in XML
which covered all of the
necessary communciations between applications.
These would then be used to
build a Fusion Proxy and one would build the
necessary Conductor processes
to handle the communications which previously might
have been made directly
between applications. There is probably some
performance loss in this
process, but many of these interfaces are not
performance intensive and my
bet is that if the whole Fusion concept has adequate
performance for the
purposes for which it is being primarily marketed,
then it has the
performance for this sort of usage.
One would get several advantages from this
structure:
1) Interapplication communications would be handled
by a Conductor process
and thus be much more readily configurable than any
hard-coded link.
2) One would gain the ability to unplug one's own
application and plug in a
customer's application when the customer insisted on
using something else.
3) The discipline of working in this structure would
insure clean boundries
between applications, which is not only sound
design, but promotes the
flexibility of the overall suite.
4) Those with untransitioned legacy applications
would have a framework
that would allow a mixture of new and old
applications to co-exist, thus
providing them with a transition strategy until the
full product line was
converted.
Note that I am assuming that one would want to build
the individual
applications so that they also used Conductor for
managing their business
process logic, but that seems to me to be an
independent decision from this
one.
So, comments?
Any downsides?
Any added benefits I haven't covered here?
Are there many out there that would benefit from
this approach or just a few?
Is anyone doing anything like this?
Note that the one downside I have found so far is
that Fusion licensing,
independent of the Conductor aspect, is based on the
number of proxies and
so someone like CI who has 15 or more applications
in a typical site is
going to have 15 or more proxies. My bet is that
this can be handled once
it is clear that use of Fusion by a VAR for
integrating own applications is
not the same use as by an end-user integrating
arbitrary multiple applications.
=========================================================================
Thomas Mercer-Hursh, Ph.D email:
[email protected]
Computing Integrity, Inc. sales:
510-233-9329
550 Casey Drive - Cypress Point support:
510-233-9327
Point Richmond, CA 94801-3751 fax:
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=====Yes, they do & one page is 1KB page. We use the same instrument to check
memory usage & to send alerts in our production system.
Thanks.
Suraj
-----Original Message-----
From: Epari, Madhusudhan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 2:37 PM
To: 'Saraf, Suraj'; 'Forte User Forum'
Subject: RE: (forte-users) Instrument for memory used in the partition
Thanks all for the response. I observed "Allocated Pages" instrument doesn't
change as and when memory usage by the partition changes. I was trying to
find a way to measure the actual memory (specifically in bytes or KBs).
Thanks,
Madhu
-----Original Message-----
From: Saraf, Suraj [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 12:46 PM
To: 'Epari, Madhusudhan'; 'Forte User Forum'
Subject: RE: (forte-users) Instrument for memory used in the partition
Hello,
I think you can use 'OperatingSystem' service agent & check 'AllocatedPages'
instrument to see how many memory pages are used. You can compare that with
your maximum allocation & send alerts depending on that. Thanks.
Suraj
-----Original Message-----
From: Epari, Madhusudhan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 11:15 AM
To: 'Forte User Forum'
Subject: (forte-users) Instrument for memory used in the partition
Hello Everyone,
Is there an instrument to track the memory used in the partition at a given
point of time. I have a requirement where an alert has to be generated in
the environment when partition uses all its available memory.
Thanks in advance,
Madhu
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Re: (forte-users) Accessing Technote 10398
Ketie,
let's see, I have been using FORTE since November of
1994. since the beginning those flags have been common
knowledge within the FORTE community and widely
disseminated.
the FORTE flags have been invaluable to me and HAVE
NEVER caused any downtime. sure, there are a few
wildcards in there that can cause trouble, but to
throw out the baby with the bathwater is ridiculous.
what would life be without trc:lo:25? to trace
exceptions.
or trc:os:1:1 and trc:os:5:5 to tune memory
consumption?
Should i have to call a consultant or FORTE tech
support to do the deep dive on exceptions or tune my
applications? I think not.
Overreaction? No.
Mark.
--- Katie Tierney <katiethetierneys.com> wrote:
I think y'all are overreacting. There are log flags
that are detailed in
Technote 10398 that can cause serious implications
if used improperly. I
think Forte/Sun just wants to make sure that people
don't make mistakes that
cost them valuable time.
As a Forte Consultant for many years, I have seen a
good number of people
misuse information that was not completely
understood. In some cases, this
caused excessive downtime for production
applications. The only time I ever
saw Technote 10398 being provided to a customer was
when they were utilizing
Forte Consulting, or when a Technical Support
Engineer was heavily involved.
I was extremely surprised to learn that it was
available to non-employees via
the website - that sounds as if someone may have
inadvertantly marked it as
customer-viewable (incorrectly, obviously) in Sun's
internal systems.
Again, I think you're overreacting. I am sure that
this isn't a case of Sun
thinking anyone is "stupid." It's a matter of
providing the support that
people need to properly utilize the tools available.
-Katie
mark joyce wrote:
read: Sometimes, the technotes are markedunviewable
to customers because they might need further
explanation. Let me know if you need to log acase.
in other words, you are TOO STUPID to use FORTElogger
flags, although they have been widely distributedand
used for years by FORTE users.
i can't believe it either. i don't know what iwould
have done for the last 5 years without using theFORTE
flags. such a wealth of good output!
what an excuse! "they might need furtherexplanation"
.. if i had to log every problem with FORTE,instead
of resolving them myself through the information
obtained by using flags, i would have lost my joba
long time ago.
mark.
--- Jeff Bennett <jeff_bennettsehamerica.com>wrote:
I thought it might be prudent to share with youthe
response I received from Sun
regarding the inability to access technote 10398
(Forté logger flags). I was
able to access it 3+ weeks ago, and fortunatelykept
a hard-copy. But, how are
we supposed to do our job effectively and
expediently if we do not have
(complete) access to this resource?
I thought the technotes were completely open tothe
Forté development
community.... wrong.
-jeff
---------------------- Forwarded by JeffBennett/SEH
on 09/11/2000 09:02 AM
Forte Support <supportforte.com> on 09/08/2000
10:05:17 AM
To: Jeff Bennett/SEHsehamerica.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Accessing Technote 10398
Fax to:
Hello Jeff,
Were you at one point able to access thistechnote?
You know why -- it's
because this technote is marked for employeeviewing
only and not available
for customer viewing. If you need further
assistance or need to look at
this technote, what you would need to do is loga
call with us and then a
tech support specialist will give you a callback.
Sometimes, the
technotes are marked unviewable to customersbecause
they might need
further explanation. Let me know if you need tolog
a case.
Thanks!
At 09:57 AM 9/8/00 -0700, you wrote:
I am no longer able to access technote 10398
(forte
logger flags)... why?
-jeff~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Sun® microsystems
Jeannie Lee
Phone: (510) 451-5400
Fax (510) 869-2010
Email: jeannie.leesun.com
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http://mail.yahoo.com/Ketie,
let's see, I have been using FORTE since November of
1994. since the beginning those flags have been common
knowledge within the FORTE community and widely
disseminated.
the FORTE flags have been invaluable to me and HAVE
NEVER caused any downtime. sure, there are a few
wildcards in there that can cause trouble, but to
throw out the baby with the bathwater is ridiculous.
what would life be without trc:lo:25? to trace
exceptions.
or trc:os:1:1 and trc:os:5:5 to tune memory
consumption?
Should i have to call a consultant or FORTE tech
support to do the deep dive on exceptions or tune my
applications? I think not.
Overreaction? No.
Mark.
--- Katie Tierney <katiethetierneys.com> wrote:
I think y'all are overreacting. There are log flags
that are detailed in
Technote 10398 that can cause serious implications
if used improperly. I
think Forte/Sun just wants to make sure that people
don't make mistakes that
cost them valuable time.
As a Forte Consultant for many years, I have seen a
good number of people
misuse information that was not completely
understood. In some cases, this
caused excessive downtime for production
applications. The only time I ever
saw Technote 10398 being provided to a customer was
when they were utilizing
Forte Consulting, or when a Technical Support
Engineer was heavily involved.
I was extremely surprised to learn that it was
available to non-employees via
the website - that sounds as if someone may have
inadvertantly marked it as
customer-viewable (incorrectly, obviously) in Sun's
internal systems.
Again, I think you're overreacting. I am sure that
this isn't a case of Sun
thinking anyone is "stupid." It's a matter of
providing the support that
people need to properly utilize the tools available.
-Katie
mark joyce wrote:
read: Sometimes, the technotes are markedunviewable
to customers because they might need further
explanation. Let me know if you need to log acase.
in other words, you are TOO STUPID to use FORTElogger
flags, although they have been widely distributedand
used for years by FORTE users.
i can't believe it either. i don't know what iwould
have done for the last 5 years without using theFORTE
flags. such a wealth of good output!
what an excuse! "they might need furtherexplanation"
.. if i had to log every problem with FORTE,instead
of resolving them myself through the information
obtained by using flags, i would have lost my joba
long time ago.
mark.
--- Jeff Bennett <jeff_bennettsehamerica.com>wrote:
I thought it might be prudent to share with youthe
response I received from Sun
regarding the inability to access technote 10398
(Forté logger flags). I was
able to access it 3+ weeks ago, and fortunatelykept
a hard-copy. But, how are
we supposed to do our job effectively and
expediently if we do not have
(complete) access to this resource?
I thought the technotes were completely open tothe
Forté development
community.... wrong.
-jeff
---------------------- Forwarded by JeffBennett/SEH
on 09/11/2000 09:02 AM
Forte Support <supportforte.com> on 09/08/2000
10:05:17 AM
To: Jeff Bennett/SEHsehamerica.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Accessing Technote 10398
Fax to:
Hello Jeff,
Were you at one point able to access thistechnote?
You know why -- it's
because this technote is marked for employeeviewing
only and not available
for customer viewing. If you need further
assistance or need to look at
this technote, what you would need to do is loga
call with us and then a
tech support specialist will give you a callback.
Sometimes, the
technotes are marked unviewable to customersbecause
they might need
further explanation. Let me know if you need tolog
a case.
Thanks!
At 09:57 AM 9/8/00 -0700, you wrote:
I am no longer able to access technote 10398
(forte
logger flags)... why?
-jeff~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Sun® microsystems
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Phone: (510) 451-5400
Fax (510) 869-2010
Email: jeannie.leesun.com
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Hi, I formated HD and installed Win8 on my SL500 (2746). I installed the newer version of Lenovo Update (5.02) but it detected Activie Protection System only. I read lenovo solution about it and i installed framework 3.5 not helped, Lenovo also wrote
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Problem with SmartSound in Premire Elements 11.
Hi, Here is the problem: PE 11 automatically installed SmartSound SonicFire Pro5 ver. 5.7.3 and when I click on <Use SmartSound> button, I have an Error message pop-up saying 'Unable to acquire Serial number for express track. Please make sure you ar
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How to create a page break in PDF output
Hi there Does anyone know how to create a page break in the PDF output when using the EXPORT TO PDF command? I can create a page break using the page-break-after/before HTML stylesheet command, but this is not "interpreted" when the PDF is generated,
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Hi All, I have a form with multiple items, base on my conditions I want to hide and show some items. i can do this using visible state but the visible items don't take the empty place of the hide items. i try autoLayout="true" but doesn't work. It's
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Starting fresh with a SSD and I cannot find my Snow Leopard disc...
So I have a Mac Pro with OS X 10.6.8, 2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon, 8 GB ram, and I am trying to move my OS over to a Solid State Drive. I have the original instal disc for 10.5 but I cannot find my Snow Leopard disc. So I installed 10.5 on the