Trying to understand blocksize and the correct sizing requirements..

Question

I'm getting the following error after migrating a cube from a 9.3 environment to an 11 environment while running a calc script - which by the way works fine in 9.3 with identical cache settings.
Error: 1012704 Dynamic Calc processor cannot lock more than [2] ESM blocks during the calculation, please increase CalcLockBlock setting and then retry(a small data cache setting could also cause this problem, please check the data cache size setting).
When applying the following formula to our environment I get 122.84 Allocateable blocks, if my math is correct. The error is stating "[2] ESM" blocks so I must be doing something wrong?
Data Cache in K
______________ = Number of blocks that can be allocated
Block Size in K
block size     1651392/1024=1612.6875
Cache     198107
# of allocateable blocks     122.8427702
The settings from our config file are as follows:
CALCLOCKBLOCKHIGH 5500
CALCLOCKBLOCKDEFAULT 3500
CALCLOCKBLOCKLOW 100
CalcCacheHigh 199229440
CalcCacheDefault 104857600
CalcCacheLow 52428800
So what am I missing here, why the [2] ESM error? Is that a bogus error for a problem with the calc script I'm trying to run?
Thanks for your help.
Adam,

Answer 1

OK, so even though I "thought" the setting survived a server restart I wen ahead and stopped and started the database and the settings applied and all seems to be good.
Thanks for the feedback.