Simon - do you use remote disk, or local disk?
Andy
On 04/06/12 17:30, Andy Seaborne wrote:
On 04/06/12 14:53, Simon Helsen wrote:
Andy,
Although I know someone tied it to Windows, I don't find it intuitive
here that this is a windows problem. I will try to verify the behavior
on linux, but it may take some time. As for the build, it is quite
recent. This was the tdb snapshot: jena-tdb-0.9.1-20120514.040618-2
Just to clarify: are you saying that if you run
StoreConnection.release()on linux, that you can still connect afterwards
and query the same store? Do you have junits which do this?
I was asking to find out before I investigate (and I was away from my
dev machines at the time).
Your report did not include a clear example, only that release and
reconnect, not, say, how you had used the dataset or whether there may
be in-progress actions. As the mantra goes: "complete, minimal example"
please.
I sense you have one as your description hints at a sequence of actions.
If you know the issue is windows specific, it's going to save me a lot
of time investigating the wrong thing.
So if you could provide the sequence of actions that cause the problem
it would be helpful - ideally a test case and is it Windows specific?
(Windows is different to Linux - you can't delete open files on Windows)
Andy
thanks
Simon
From: Andy Seaborne <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 06/03/2012 06:01 AM
Subject: Re: StoreConnection.release() does not allow to connect again
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Simon,
Which build of the snapshot are you running and are you saying it does
not happen on Linux?
Andy
(not near a Windows machine for a few days)
On 02/06/12 00:58, Simon Helsen wrote:
> thanks for the quick response Rob,
>
> yes, this is on windows, but I use direct I/O (deliberately) because of
> the known problems with mapped I/O. I have not yet had a chance to
> follow-up on the suggestions earlier this month to work around the
problem
> with mapped I/O on windows.
>
> I think this is an entirely different matter though. It seems to me
that
> the Journal is open when I don't call StoreConnection.release(), but
when
> I do this, as I mentioned below, the persisted store is lost, i.e
even a
> new Java process cannot connect to it again (or rather, it can do this,
> but thinks the store is empty). It seems to me that that is the
problem,
> not that the journal object holds on to its channel without an explicit
> close. I actually tried to just close the journal, but then it
cannot be
> re-opened again within the same Java process.
>
> Simon
>
>
>
>
>
> From:
> Rob Vesse<[email protected]>
> To:
> "[email protected]"<[email protected]>
> Date:
> 06/01/2012 07:06 PM
> Subject:
> Re: StoreConnection.release() does not allow to connect again
>
>
>
> Hi Simon
>
> Are you running on Windows per chance?
>
> TDB uses memory mapped files for its data and there are some issues
around
> Windows releasing memory mapped files. I thought this was mostly
confined
> to the case where you were trying to delete such files but maybe it
also
> applies in this case?
>
> Someone like Andy/Paolo who is more knowledgeable about the
internals of
> TDB would be better placed to answer your question.
>
> The details of your environment (like OS) will likely be helpful in
> tracking down whether this is a bug or not
>
> Rob
>
>
> On 6/1/12 3:35 PM, "Simon Helsen"<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> before filing a bug, I want to make sure I am not doing something
wrong.
>> I
>> am running in the following problem.
>>
>> Until I call StoreConnection.release(location) the TDB code holds a
lock
>> on the file system of the index. I think this is the journal file
mostly
>> because I can separately close a dataset.
>>
>> However, when I call this and then later try to "reconnect", e.g. by
>> calling StoreConnection.make(location) or just creating a dataset, it
>> seems that the persisted data is not accessible anymore. I.e. it seems
>> that StoreConnection.release is doing more than just releasing the
>> location. It seems to persist something that makes the data go away.
>>
>> Note that I am seeing this independent on whether I use
transactions or
>> not (I have 2 versions around to compare the transactional and
>> non-transactional behavior)
>>
>> This is troublesome. I need some way to "disconnect" from a TDB
store (so
>> all file handles are released), but such that I can reconnect at a
later
>> time. Am I doing something wrong? Or is this a bug?
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Simon
>>
>> PS: if it is a bug, it would be a showstopper for our 2.7.1 adoption
>
>
>
>
