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F. David added a second chunk to a dbspace on IDS 7.30 UC7 under AIX 4.3.2 and oncheck -ce reported 'Extents overlap'. David Williams and Art Kagel called it likely an engine bug and asked for oncheck output; Williams advised logging a call. Informix told F. David it was a known problem caused by the operating system with some AIX/IDS versions. He fixed it and added the chunk without errors.
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F. David — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hello,
I am a newbie.
Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
What is the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Fredo David
↪ replying to F. David
David Williams — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <3932b8f9.6270410@news.ivx.de>, F. David <FredoDavid@gmx.net>
writes
>Hello,
>I am a newbie.
>Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
>After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
>extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
>Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
>What is the problem?
>
Sounds like an Informix bug. What does oncheck -pe give for
the dbspace?
>Thanks in advance,
>Fredo David
>
--
David Williams
↪ replying to F. David
Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
It's not telling you that the chunks overlap but that somehow, probably
due to an engine bug, the engine has created extents in different tables
that overlap, ie the start + length of some extent is greater than the
start address of some other extent. Run the suggested oncheck -ce and see
what is reported and suggested.
Art S. Kagel
"F. David" wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am a newbie.
> Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
> After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
> extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
> Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
> What is the problem?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Fredo David
↪ replying to David Williams
F. David — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
>In article <3932b8f9.6270410@news.ivx.de>, F. David <FredoDavid@gmx.net>
>writes
>>Hello,
>>I am a newbie.
>>Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
>>After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
>>extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
>>Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
>>What is the problem?
>>
>
> Sounds like an Informix bug. What does oncheck -pe give for
> the dbspace?
Oncheck gave the information:
For the added chunk
Chunk: 13 /dev/idbs15 Size Used Free
50000 0 49997
Disk usage for chunk 13 start length
OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
FREE 3 49997
For the first chunk
Chunk: 2 /dev/idbs22 Size Used Free
50000 0 49997
Disk usage for chunk 2 start length
OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
ERROR: Extents overlap
CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
TBLSPACE TBLSPACE 3 50
db:tbl 53 5500
...........
>--
>David Williams
Fredo David
↪ replying to F. David
David Williams — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <39354ff3.1042125@news.ivx.de>, F. David <FredoDavid@gmx.net>
writes
>
>>In article <3932b8f9.6270410@news.ivx.de>, F. David <FredoDavid@gmx.net>
>>writes
>>>Hello,
>>>I am a newbie.
>>>Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
>>>After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
>>>extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
>>>Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
>>>What is the problem?
>>>
>>
>> Sounds like an Informix bug. What does oncheck -pe give for
>> the dbspace?
>Oncheck gave the information:
>
>For the added chunk
>Chunk: 13 /dev/idbs15 Size Used Free
> 50000 0 49997
>
>Disk usage for chunk 13 start length
>
>OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
>CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
>FREE 3 49997
>
>For the first chunk
>Chunk: 2 /dev/idbs22 Size Used Free
> 50000 0 49997
>
>Disk usage for chunk 2 start length
>
>OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
>ERROR: Extents overlap
>CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
>TBLSPACE TBLSPACE 3 50
>db:tbl 53 5500
>...........
>
>
>>--
>>David Williams
>
>
>Fredo David
Log a call with Informix, something funny is happening.
--
David Williams
↪ replying to Art S. Kagel
F. David — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Thanks for help. Informix told me that it is a known bug. Not the
database engine is the reason but the operating system. Some
versions of AIX with some IDS show this problem.
I could fix it and added the chunk without errors.
F. David
>It's not telling you that the chunks overlap but that somehow, probably
>due to an engine bug, the engine has created extents in different tables
>that overlap, ie the start + length of some extent is greater than the
>start address of some other extent. Run the suggested oncheck -ce and see
>what is reported and suggested.
>
>Art S. Kagel
>
>
>Oncheck gave the information:
>For the added chunk
>Chunk: 13 /dev/idbs15 Size Used Free
> 50000 0 49997
>
>Disk usage for chunk 13 start length
>
>OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
>CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
>FREE 3 49997
>
>For the first chunk
>Chunk: 2 /dev/idbs22 Size Used Free
> 50000 0 49997
>
>Disk usage for chunk 2 start length
>
>OTHER RESERVED Pages 0 2
>ERROR: Extents overlap
>CHUNK FREE LIST PAGE 2 1
>TBLSPACE TBLSPACE 3 50
>db:tbl 53 5500
>...........
>F. David
> Sounds like an Informix bug. What does oncheck -pe give for
> the dbspace?
>
>David Williams
>"F. David" wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>> I am a newbie.
>> Working with AIX 4.3.2 and IDS 7.30 UC7.
>> After adding a second chunk to a dbspace I got the error message:
>> extents overlap(oncheck -ce).
>> Chunk was successfully added and onstat -d shows the new chunk.
>> What is the problem?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Fredo David
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