Sounds like you have some digging to do then.

Please understand this is most likely a database configuration problem, not a problem that can be fixed with code or other changes in OFBiz.

The best thing to do is review the JDBC driver documentation to see if special parameters are needed, or in general do some debugging to see exactly what is going on.

Unless someone else has any tips from recent experience for you, I'm not sure how much help this mailing list can be...

Best of luck,
-David


On Aug 1, 2006, at 9:20 AM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:

Thanks David:
Now I have the same client version as the server version (here's the log file):

   2006-08-01 10:14:06,553 (main) [       DatabaseUtil.java:765:INFO ]
   Database Product Name is PostgreSQL
   2006-08-01 10:14:06,555 (main) [       DatabaseUtil.java:766:INFO ]
   Database Product Version is 8.1.4
   2006-08-01 10:14:06,557 (main) [       DatabaseUtil.java:774:INFO ]
   Database Driver Name is PostgreSQL Native Driver
   2006-08-01 10:14:06,561 (main) [       DatabaseUtil.java:775:INFO ]
Database Driver Version is PostgreSQL 8.1 JDBC3 with SSL (build 407)

And I just verified that: Webtools/Entity Reference; Webtools/XML export & programmatic EntityListIterator...all cause either an out of memory error or, a transaction time out error.

TIA
Ruth



David E Jones wrote:


On Aug 1, 2006, at 8:50 AM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:

David:
Please clarify, if you could - are you saying that PostgresSQL v. 8.1.4 (as a client) is not compatible with PostgresSQL 8.0? (as installed on my remote db)


I'm saying look at the pgsql web site because there are issues with using the wrong version of the JDBC driver for a given version of the database.

In other words, there are two different things: the database, and the JDBC driver. Each has its own version. If the JDBC driver version does not work with the version of the database it is talking to, things will not work.

To your knowledge, has anyone ever successfully used the Entity Engine with remote (not on the same server) database tables of over 1.5Milliion records?


Yes, there are many OFBiz installations with single tables even larger than this and they work fine.

-David





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