CreateMapfile Failed issue

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prasanna_anbu
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CreateMapfile Failed issue

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Hi Our Job in pre- production failed with below error, I haven't find any solution for this issue. can you please help me regarding the same?

Note : The same job is running fine in Producion enviornment.

Issue:

lkp_CountryName,0: Fatal Error: APT_Communicator::shmemInitBuffers: createMapFile (/etl/IS/Scratch/apTvS688276688276186c7a72) failed: Not enough space on node s1sads02

The most likely reasons for this are a system-wide limit on the number of mmap'ed shared memory segments or that you have specified scratch directories or a TMPDIR that is not local to this node (e. g. is an NFS file system).


I have tried the following option but still the job is failed.

1) Run in single node
2) Run with Lpar name instead of cluster name
3) Run with production dsx
4) set the uvconfig as like Production
5) compare the production and SIT Admin properties
6) Remove the old files in Scratch folder
7) Create the Production like setup in AIX level
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Have you tried ensuring that TMPDIR is a local disk?
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Did any of the things you tried address the "system-wide limit on the number of mmap'ed shared memory segments"? Hard for me to tell.
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Post by prasanna_anbu »

copied the DS_PARAM from Produciton to pre-production environment was resolved this issue.
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Really? I don't see the connection but... ok.
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