Josh,
That error message suggests that your query is trying to insert
items.xml after all (and probably not getting far enough to see if the
EXPNTREECACHEFULL will happen or not).
What does your full query look like now?
As Tim mentioned, you could also set a fragment root on "item". However
I had the same problem, so I set the fragment root to one of the commonly
occurring elements in the document. It split the document into more
fragments when loading it.
Best to you!
Tim Meagher - AAOM Consulting
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Hi Mike,
Thanks your idea of not loading items.xml into the database seemed to sort
out the cache issue. I also reset the ingestion and other buffers back to
their default sizes as you suggested.
At this point I am getting this error:
XDMP-FRAGTOOLARGE: Fragment of items.xml too large for in-me
Josh,
Your immediate problem is that you're changing the wrong settings. You
have changed the ingestion buffer size, not the cache size. That's a
common mistake, but it's important that you reset those in-memory list
and tree sizes to their original values. Ignoring this advice may cause
the
