I have been experimenting with JDB for about a month now, and have built
up a database that consists of 7 tables with about 50 million records.
Recently, after a creating a few versions of the db, I have run into a
problem that I cannot figure out.
I can initialize the database and import all of the records, and as long
as I don't close the db everything works great.
Once I close the db and try to reopen it, I am presented with the
following error.
db_open DBPATH;DBNAME
|domain error: revert
| (id)=:len{. id~
The strange thing is that the db works perfectly as long as I don't
close it.
I have tried stepping through the revert verb in JDB and found the line
that fails.
| [0] if. Tran <: Trans do. return. end.
>>>>|>[1] len=. tranid (1 i.~ <:) Trans NB. Line that fails with a
domain error.
| [2] map=. 'active';Tcolmap
| [3] ndx=. I. len < #@". &> map
| [4] for_i. ndx do.
| [5] id=. i{map
| [6] (id)=: len {. id~
| [7] end.
| [8] deleted=: deleted #~ deleted <: Trans
| [9] Tran=: Trans
| [10] Tdelete=: Tinsert=: ''
| [11] writestate''
At the point that revert fails the values of Tran, tranid and Trans are
as follows.
Trans
14
Tran
25
tranid
80$'6929260$8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
8 8 8...
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Ken
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