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fwrite( ) problem.

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pvsubhash

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Sep 26, 2001
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Hi all,

We have a problem in processing one of the input file in production using fwrite() function.

The file size reached 2097160 KB or 2097MB and the process failed to write more data to it.

The following error message was flashed:
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MDC0007I 5685001 5685001 Tue Sep 25 23:42:25 2001
CMG0049E SYSTEM ERROR (fwrite File too large): .
CMG0048E Write block failure.
CMG0039E Write record failed for the file: File Name /VARCUST/var/cdl/projs/up/
data/F5ESS/_FF5ESS_S053STGO_ID00543_T20010919104850/S053STGO_D010919_
T192459_B000001/20010925_1806560/F5ESS_DRP File Type F5ESS_DRP Input/
Output output File Media .
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Any ideas or suggestions.

Thanks,
Subhash Pippala
 
Hi,
Just check out whether your filesystem mounts with a limit of 2GB entry for a file.U can use the command 'mount' to see this.If there is any filesystem with nolargefiles entry then that filesystem cannot have a file which is greater than 2GB.
By default,UFS filesystem support largefiles(>2GB).U can also check /etc/vfstab for nolargefile entry.

I hope this helps.....
 
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