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Patrice Badger — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
We're currently developing software using Informix 4GL and FourGen CASE
tools on a 486 box running SCO Unix 3.2.2.
Our application has become rather large (several thousand lines of 4GL
code) and we've encountered a problem that's got me stumped.
1) Informix error -4518: The 4GL program connot allocate any more space for
temporary string storage.
This problem occurs after several passes through the program. I am not
using temporary string storage at the statement in which the error occured,
and I can't locate any temporary strings being used elsewhere. Is this
temporary string used by the system?
Can I raise the 512 character limit, or manage the space myself? It looks
like the storage area is being added to with each pass and never freed.
Is it possible to free up the storage area after each pass?
We had a similar problem with too many cursors being prepared (sqlcode=-257)
and we got around it by freeing the cursors after each use.
By the way, is it possible to increase the number of cursors that can
be prepared?
I've read the manual and it was no help. Maybe one of you gurus out there
can help me get past this problem. Thanks if advance for any help.
Patrice Badger
E-Mail: patrice@mediatech.com
Voice: (312) 828-9223 x293
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