Thanks, yes this could be the problem. Let me re-run and check the log as you
suggest...
Steve
Chris Hawks [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/29/03 11:40AM
---Reply to mail from Alexander R. Pruss about Limit on number of pages plucked?
(Error code=514)
It should handle 65000 pages or so, or at least
The cutoff (after which the links, in the viewer generate the Error code=514 error) is
at record 16326. I know I'm not qualified to assess the meaning of that but, just in
case it helps, since 16k = 16x1024 = 163840 and I count 25 or so 30k+ pages, if there
actually are more like 48 or so, and
Is there any other piece of data we could provide, other than shipping
you an archive of all the pages we're trying to pluck (which would be
difficult but not impossible, logistically)?
Can you just scramble the content in a non-reversible way, and
ship those pages instead? I
I know I'm not qualified to assess the meaning of that but, just in case
it helps, since 16k = 16x1024 = 163840 and I count 25 or so 30k+ pages,
if there actually are more like 48 or so, and we add that to our 16326
number from below, we come out awfully close to 16k, a limit which would
On Tue, Sep 30, 2003, Steven Spadt wrote:
The cutoff (after which the links, in the viewer generate the
Error code=514 error) is at record 16326.
I wrote a program that generated 16330 html files that each linked
to the next file (except the first file that also included a link
to 16325 (to
On Fri, Oct 03, 2003, Michael Nordstrom wrote:
I will run it in the debugger now and see if I can pinpoint the
problem...
I've found the problem (and it was actually related to the use of
Int16 in the SearchDocument function:) We get an overflow in the
code that is used to optimize the search
