Hi Abhi,
You config params for NumberOfBuffers etc look of for the machine
configuration, are any errors reported in the "virtuoso.log" file indicating
this out of memory condition, please provide a log snippet ?
Also, the latest virtuoso open source is 06.01.3127 from July 2010 on source
forge, whichI would recommend you download and compile to see if this has the
same issue:
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/VOSDownload
What is the triple count of the datasets being loaded ?
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On 5 Jan 2011, at 09:53, Abhi wrote:
> I am running Virtuoso version 0.6.01.3126 built on Feb 19 2010 on a 32 bit
> Ubuntu server box(headless) running on a 64 bit machine with 4 Gb ram. I am
> trying to do some bulk triple loading using ld_dir and rdf_loader_run
> commands. If I do the loading with the default configuration parameters then
> everything goes fine. If I try to do the same with changed parameters, I run
> into out of memory problem.
>
> I am planning to assign 50% of the system memory to virtuoso. So assuming
> each buffer takes around 8.7kb, I arrived at the buffer no as below:
> Half of 4gb ram is 2048 Mb that translates to 2048Mb/8.7kb = 246837 no of
> buffers.
> Maximum dirty buffers are supposed to be 3/4th of the no of buffers, hence
> 3/4 of 246837 = 185127
>
> NumberOfBuffers = 246837
> MaxDirtyBuffers = 18517
> MaxCheckpointRemap(Database and temp database) = 246837
>
> If I use these parameter values, then the server shuts down sometime after
> starting the loading saying out of memory. If I monitor top during this
> period, I see the memory usage starting at around 2Gb and going up till
> around 80% of the system memory and then it dies. Am I doing something wrong
> here?
>
> --
> Cheers,
> Abhi
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