What is maximum filesize of ULOG could be ?

I have some question about ULOG filesize.
After ULOG file is biger and bigger until 2 GB, I can not to build tuxconfig file.
Then after I delete existing ULOG file and rebuild tuxconfig again, it's ok.
If you have an any ideas or recommend , please advise.
My Environment :
Tuxedo 8.0 on Sun Solaris 8 64bits
Thanks you

Sutep,
Sounds like a system limitation to the maximum size of files, i.e. not a TUXEDO
problem. Use the Solaris ulimit command to find out the settings and change them
- if desired.
Winfried
"Sutep" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I have some question about ULOG filesize.
After ULOG file is biger and bigger until 2 GB, I can not to build tuxconfig
file.
Then after I delete existing ULOG file and rebuild tuxconfig again, it's
ok.
If you have an any ideas or recommend , please advise.
My Environment :
Tuxedo 8.0 on Sun Solaris 8 64bits
Thanks you

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