If you could send me all the source, prp files, etc so I could reproduce
this error, I'd appreciate it. Also, info on JVM, OS, and any other
relevant data would be appreciated. My gut feeling is that this is an
operating system limit or some other low level java problem.
Thanks,
Thom
"Chevalier, Pierre-Yves" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> When running an experiment with a large database over 3.9GB
> worth of binary objects, I got the following error while
> trying to upload some data:
> java.sql.SQLException: Problem reading column,
> SerializedQuery, in table, Queries, java.io.IOException:
> Data error (cyclic redundancy check)
>
> Each SerializedQuery contains 42KB of binary data. I have
> 100,000 tuples stored in the table Queries. I'm also using
> an index to access this table through a unique identifier.
>
> Any idea?
>
> Actually I'm trying to push my system to its limits. So I'm
> not too worried if this is a built-in limit of the database.
> I just want to know how far can I go with InstantDB.
>
> Regards
> --Pitch.
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