Hi,
Sometimes I get !MALException:setScenario:Scenario not initialized 'sql'
from the server when I try to start it in scenarios that usually work
without any problems. I can't reproduce it consistently, but sometimes I get
it. What does this exception mean?
Thanks.
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Sjoerd Mullender
Hi,
I've installed monetdb on *Ubuntu 9.04 Server* with apt-get. These are
the contents of php client
/.
/usr
/usr/share
/usr/share/doc
/usr/share/doc/php5-monetdb-client
/usr/share/doc/php5-monetdb-client/changelog.Debian.gz
/usr/share/doc/php5-monetdb-client/copyright
I need the moduels, where are they? Thanks. Dariusz.
Hello all,
I've installed monetdb from the Feb 2010 source release on a Gentoo
10.1 box. I've created a database (finance), and have released it
from administration mode, but every time I try to access it with
mclient, I get a prompt for a user name and password, followed by an
InvalidCredentialsException:checkCredentials error. When I created
the database it didn't ask for any user name or password. How do I
get in to my own database?
Hi~
I've recently converted our monet install from the cimpl version of the
php interface to the new native socket interface. I see the readme
references some benchmarks at a url that does not appear to exist
(http://www.ins.cwi.nl/~gm/bench/). Would someone be able to please
point me to a version of these?
Thanks so much!
Steve
Hi,
I am trying to understand the limitations of MonetDB with regard to memory.
It seems that the amount of virtual memory (RAM plus swap space) available
to MonetDB must be greater than the amount of data. Before I give up on
MonetDB, can someone please confirm or correct my understanding? I did not
understand the virtual memory requirement when I read the following in its
documentation (
http://monetdb.cwi.nl/MonetDB/Documentation/Size-Limitations.html#Size-Limi…
):
*The maximal database size supported by MonetBD depends on the underlying
processing platform, e.g., a 32- or 64-bit processor, and storage device,
e.g., the file system and disk raids.
*
For example, I started up merovingian (using the Feb 2010 release), limiting
it and its child processes to 32 GB of virtual memory (via ulimit -v). I
then try to load 115 GB of data into a single table. mclient reports the
following:
MAPI = chenher@myserver50000
COPY 472112651 RECORDS INTO mytable FROM 'mydata.txt' DELIMITERS '|', '\n';
ERROR = !SQLException:importTable:failed to import table
!ERROR: HEAPextend: failed to extend to 1888450604 for 17/1734tail
!ERROR: TABLETcreate_bats: Failed to create bat of size 472112651
I understand if MonetDB must be able to fit all its data within virtual
memory. But if this is the case, then unfortunately I cannot use it, since
I have terabytes of data and I do not have that much virtual memory on my
hardware.
Thank you.
Hering
I cannot figure out how to do geom stuff with the Fedora 12 rpm binary install.
If I run
$ sudo mserver5 --dbinit="include geom; include sql;sql.start();"
then in another shell try and create a test database i get an error
than monetdb (merovingian) is not running:
$ sudo monetdb create test
monetdb: cannot perform: MonetDB Database Server (merovingian) is not running
If I run merovingian, then it starts the MonetDB with --dbinit="include sql"
I can then create a database, but I cant load the GEOM extensions.
So I feel like I end up in a catch-22.
Can someone explain how I can run monetdb, and create a database, with
the geom module?
Cheers
Mike.
Hello,
I'm creating a database with MAL. I would need help for creating bats
with the information of a file. May be It could be posible to do with
tablet.load but I still not know how it works. The format of the file is
quite simple:
int;int;int;
int;int;int;
I expect you can help me.
Thank you.
Mike