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06-10-2005 12:25 AM
06-10-2005 12:25 AM
OpenVMS V7.3-2
We have a large volume of 200 GB called disk$usr1, and the free space is about 30 GB (about 15% of the total size)
We use DFG (Disk File Optimizer) V2.9 to defragment it at night, but after a few hours the script fails with the message:
%DFG-F-SYSSRVERR, call to system service SYS$EXPREG failed
-SYSTEM-F-ILLPAGCNT, illegal page count parameter
The same message appears when we issue the command
defrag show disk$usr1/volume
We changed the value of the logical name DFG$PGFLQUOTA to 65536000 to avoid insufficient virtual memory errors, with no results at all
Any ideas?
Thank you
We have a large volume of 200 GB called disk$usr1, and the free space is about 30 GB (about 15% of the total size)
We use DFG (Disk File Optimizer) V2.9 to defragment it at night, but after a few hours the script fails with the message:
%DFG-F-SYSSRVERR, call to system service SYS$EXPREG failed
-SYSTEM-F-ILLPAGCNT, illegal page count parameter
The same message appears when we issue the command
defrag show disk$usr1/volume
We changed the value of the logical name DFG$PGFLQUOTA to 65536000 to avoid insufficient virtual memory errors, with no results at all
Any ideas?
Thank you
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06-11-2005 08:06 PM
06-11-2005 08:06 PM
Re: SYS$EXPREG fails when executing DFG V2.9 on a large volume
I agree with Ian.
Looks like somehow the pagcounter overflowed.
Should however be able to deal with up to 1 TB, I would assume.
Enter a formal bug report, if you are on support.
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
Looks like somehow the pagcounter overflowed.
Should however be able to deal with up to 1 TB, I would assume.
Enter a formal bug report, if you are on support.
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
Don't rust yours pelled jacker to fine doll missed aches.
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09-03-2006 08:03 PM
Re: SYS$EXPREG fails when executing DFG V2.9 on a large volume
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