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10-10-2001 09:45 AM
10-10-2001 09:45 AM
"Memory fault" error when executing script in HP-UX 11.0
I'm running a script in HP-UX 11.0 that I created that executes a command using a file from our Baan ERP system on the server. Specifically the script registers the tables for the ERP. It stops at random tables and gives me an error message "Memory fault". I attached a text file of the exact output I get.
Then it locks up at that point and I have stop the ERP system and restart it and start all over. I'm mainly looking for some input on what might be happening...not necessarily the solution. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Then it locks up at that point and I have stop the ERP system and restart it and start all over. I'm mainly looking for some input on what might be happening...not necessarily the solution. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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10-10-2001 09:57 AM
10-10-2001 09:57 AM
Re: "Memory fault" error when executing script in HP-UX 11.0
I have no experience with Baan.
Your output error shows that the first issue may be the reason for the core dump. If you do a file on the core, you would probably get a SEGV. Now, the first error is obvious that it is looking for a file/directory baan3/tmp/tracea19776 that is non-existing and hence triggering the core dump. It is difficult to troubleshoot from the output you provided. YOu may want to check the command tbase6.1 for more information. If it is a script, it's easy, lookout for the temporary file tracea$$ and see why it is getting deleted/not created before this step.
Otherwise, you may need to talkto the vendor with the error.
-Sri
Your output error shows that the first issue may be the reason for the core dump. If you do a file on the core, you would probably get a SEGV. Now, the first error is obvious that it is looking for a file/directory baan3/tmp/tracea19776 that is non-existing and hence triggering the core dump. It is difficult to troubleshoot from the output you provided. YOu may want to check the command tbase6.1 for more information. If it is a script, it's easy, lookout for the temporary file tracea$$ and see why it is getting deleted/not created before this step.
Otherwise, you may need to talkto the vendor with the error.
-Sri
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