ds_uvput() write failed for the record id '022947811'

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ds_uvput() write failed for the record id '022947811'

Post by kollurianu »

Hi All,

i have the following error while creating the hashed file

DunsContactFile6..duns_exec1_cntct.DSLink46: ds_uvput() - Write failed for record id '022947811'

Actually i donot remember whether we have created more than 2.2gig hashed file, i ran the process, now it failed with above error.

how to check whether the hashed file is 2.2 gig or greater than that...
Any ideas...

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Post by DSguru2B »

start the DS admin, go to you project and in the command execute the following command

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ANALYZE.FILE hashfilename
that should give you the size of the hash file along with other hashfile info.
i hope it helps
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Post by DSguru2B »

o i forgot to add,
if the hash file is outside the DSRepository, then you need to create a local VOC entry.
You can use the "SETFILE /path/to/your/file hashfilename" and then a "ANALYZE.FILE hashfilename" to do this. [/code]
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Use the UNIX command ls -l hashedfilepath to report the size of DATA.30 and OVER.30. I would have expected different error messages if you'd corrupted the hashed file. Can you write other records to it? Perhaps the key value you've supplied contains a non-printable "mark character": these are not permitted in hashed file keys.
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Post by kollurianu »

hey all ,

Thanks for the reponses
but it looks like it is the space issue in the hashed file direcotry ,

how to delete hashed files in the hashed files directory
and make the space available.

Please any ideas..
some big files are lying in the hashed file directory.

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Post by DSguru2B »

DSX search engine is my best friend, make it yours too :)

the solution to your query is here

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Post by kollurianu »

Hi DSGuru Thanks alot , but i donot know search doesnot work for me many times.....
it comes up saying no topics found....
i also remember that this part was dealt before....

Any ways thanks for ur response.
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