On 24/11/2022 08:35, Gaspar Bartalus wrote:
Hi Andy,

It seems that the issue occurs when I execute multiple compaction requests
in a short time period.
It probably runs out of resources in this case.

That would be odd because if it did (e.g. heap) you'll get something in the log files and also it not be able to start later requests.

If I leave a minute between each request then it seems stable.

The compact request schedules a compaction, it does not actually do it. So, yes, a gap will help.

That does sound 4.6.1 could fix that.

    Andy

We could add a "?sync=". The compaction would still scheduled and run on a separate thread but the request would wait for the compaction to finish. If the client gets bored and drops the connection before it returns success, the compaction continues.


Gaspar


On Thu, Nov 24, 2022 at 12:10 AM Andy Seaborne <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Gaspar,

Not being able to look at the system make this tricky.

Are you able to try 4.6.1?

There are some changes related to database switching and compaction.

Otherwise,

If you can attach a debugger, can you see what threads are locked up?

      Andy

On 23/11/2022 08:39, Gaspar Bartalus wrote:
Hi Andy,

I've changed my email address, but I've raised this topic yesterday:

Executing POST request /$/compact/database_name?deleteOld=true sometimes
creates a task which is hanging, and after which the database seems
unreachable. The copy folders (Data-000_) are created, but the old ones
are
not deleted when this happens. The logs also seem to indicate that the
process is started but not finished:


     - 06:49:50 INFO Admin :: [192] Compact dataset /database_name
     - 23/11/2022 8:49:50
     06:49:50 INFO Server :: Task : 3 : Compact
     - 23/11/2022 8:49:50
     06:49:50 INFO Server :: [Task 3] starts : Compact
     - 23/11/2022 8:49:50
     06:49:50 INFO Compact :: [192] >>>> Start compact /database_name


We are using jena-fuseki 4.4.0 btw.

Gaspar



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