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Robert Roussey's onstat script failed with a shmat error saying the client could not attach the server shared memory segment and to use IFX_XFER_SHMBASE on IDS 10.00.UC3. Fnu Gaurav said it relates to PTS#152308 and the variable dates to 9.21. Asked how to use it, Jonathan Leffler said to set it to a suitable non-zero address and to contact Tech Support. No value was given.
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For a
reason I haven't discovered yet, a script that gathers 'onstat'
information for me is failing. The error message is:
01:30:01 shmat: [22]: operating system error
01:30:01 Client could not attach server shared memory segment, use
IFX_XFER_SHMBASE.
I searched the 10 docs on CD, the $INFORMIXDIR/release dir (10.00.UC3)
and the IDS Information Center online and have found nothing on what
this is.
Anyone??
Bob Roussey
Addition of IFX_XFER_SHMBASE goes back to 9.21
release and has been carried
forward.
Looks like you are running into PTS#152308.
One of the things that fix does for attaching the segments is:
- Use user supplied address via IFX_XFER_SHMBASE
IFX_XFER_SHMBASE was chosen because this problem can affect
anyone who is using the stream mechanism, that is other than onbar
as well.
For more info please contact TechSupport.
Thanks and Regards,
Gaurav
"Robert Roussey"
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For a reason I haven't discovered yet, a script that gathers 'onstat'
information for me is failing. The error message is:
01:30:01 shmat: [22]: operating system error
01:30:01 Client could not attach server shared memory segment, use
IFX_XFER_SHMBASE.
I searched the 10 docs on CD, the $INFORMIXDIR/release dir (10.00.UC3)
and the IDS Information Center online and have found nothing on what
this is.
Anyone??
Bob Roussey
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Bob Roussey — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
Bob Roussey
said:
>
> And how do I use "IFX_XFER_SHMBASE"??
Set it to the appropriate value. :o)
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On 10/19/05,
Bob Roussey <robert.roussey@spiritair.com> wrote:
>
> And how do I use "IFX_XFER_SHMBASE"??
>
>
Carefully - probably after contacting IBM/Informix Tech Support.
You've got the bug number - that should help.
It is likely that you guess an address and set the value of the environment
variable to represent that address - like INFORMIXSHMBASE etc.
export IFX_XFER_SHMBASE=0
That, unfortunately, is likely to be the default - you probably need a
non-zero value. But which non-zero values make sense is hard to guess, which
is why you should probably contact Tech Support, like Guarav suggested.
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