Internal Error Partitions...

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sangi1981
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Internal Error Partitions...

Post by sangi1981 »

Hi,
without do anything, today I obtain this error on different jobs:

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main_program: Internal Error: (d->nPartitions()== nPartitions_): datamgr/segment.C: 288 
Traceback:   [6] APT_FatalPath::pureAssertion(0xffffffff7ec87549, 0xffffffff7ec87569, 0x120, 0x19f2, 0x1e9e7c, 0x1006f2c80), at 0xffffffff7db803cc 
  [7] APT_DMSegment::setPartitionDescriptor(0x1005ed190, 0xffffffff7fffa188, 0xe400, 0xffffffff7ec87537, 0xffffffff7edefa70, 0xffffffff7edefa70), at 0xffffffff7e5566ec 
  [8] APT_DMDescriptor::setPartitionDescriptor(0xffffffff7fffa188, 0xffffffff7fffa370, 0x40000, 0x1, 0xffffffff7ee836e1, 0x0), at 0xffffffff7e5211d8 
  [9] APT_DMFileDataSet::readDescriptor(0xffffffff7fffa7a0, 0xffffffff7fffa188, 0x2, 0xffffffff7fffa370, 0xffffffff7fffa018, 0xffffffff7fff9fe0), at 0xffffffff7e541dcc 
  [10] APT_DMFileDataSet::describe(0xffffffff7fffaa54, 0x1006e47d0, 0xffffffff7fffaa58, 0x1, 0xffffffff7fffa7a8, 0xffffffff7fffaad0), at 0xffffffff7e53d1d0 
  [11] APT_DataSetRep::setFileMode(0x1006e9310, 0xffffffff7fffb728, 0xffffffff7fffaa58, 0xffffffff7fffab98, 0xffffffff7fffabc8, 0x1006e47d0), at 0xffffffff7e3c60c4 
  [12] APT_DataSet::APT_DataSet(0x1006cd0c0, 0xffffffff7fffb728, 0x1, 0x1, 0x10056a840, 0x0), at 0xffffffff7e3bc05c 
  [13] APT_OSL_SIL_DataEntity::instantiateAndInitializeDataSet(0x10056a6c0, 0x1, 0xffffffff7fffbaf0, 0x1005676b8, 0x1, 0x800), at 0xffffffff7f1ceb18 
  [14] APT_OSL_SIL_StepSpec::instantiateAndInitializeStep(0x1800, 0xffffffff7f38eec0, 0x2000, 0x10014b160, 0x0, 0x3008), at 0xffffffff7f198a90 
  [15] APT_OSL::createAndCheckStep(0x1003830e0, 0xffffffff7fffd6f8, 0x1b0, 0xffffffff7fffbce0, 0xffffffff7fffbd30, 0x100126500), at 0xffffffff7f12d2e4 
  [16] APT_ORCHESTRATE_main(0x10023b6d0, 0xffffffff7fffd800, 0xffffffff7fffcf28, 0xffffffff7fffd7d8, 0xffffffff7fffd478, 0xffffffff7fffd760), at 0x100011bd4 
  [17] APT_PMconductorMain(0x1a570, 0xffffffff7fffe068, 0xffffffff7fffe090, 0x1, 0xffffffff7edefa70, 0x1600000000), at 0xffffffff7e725a2c 
  [18] APT_SharedMain(0x11, 0xffffffff7fffe770, 0xffffffff7fffe5b8, 0x8, 0xffffffff7fffe590, 0xffffffff7edefa70), at 0xffffffff7e75ac54 
detaching from process 15751 
 
What is the problem?
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Post by Sreenivasulu »

Was this running fine earlier ?
What has changed since then ?
Seems like a file permission issue on the partition but cannot confirm

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Post by chulett »

Space issue?
-craig

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Post by sangi1981 »

Hi,
I deleted all datasets, and now the problem disappeared.
Thank you.
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Post by dsa »

chulett wrote:Space issue?
Hi Craig,

I was just wondering how did you identify that it was a space issue?
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Post by chulett »

The question mark at the end should let you know I was making an (hopefully educated) guess. And that only because I've seen all kinds of strange things happen when processes run out of space. It's not always a nice clean "device full" or "out of space" message, many times it can be a series of horrendous failures as all sorts of internal processes corrupt and fall over dead one by one like dominoes.

Still, bottom line, it was just a guess and the first thing I would have checked in your shoes. :wink:
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Post by sunnygupta »

if it is a file permission issue...what shud we do nw....i m getting same error
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Post by chulett »

Sunny, please start your own post and let us know exactly what this "same error" is that you are getting.
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