thisismondweep
Programmer
- Apr 29, 2007
- 28
Hi,
We dropped a file of 163 MB into the folder were the DSTX system (running under an event server with 'Concurrent Map Run =32') polls. The system was triggered but resulted in an error:-
Return Code 13: Could not open work files
The error description says:
There may not be sufficient disk space on the drive where the install directory exists to create necessary importer work files.
I read some help in the internet which said this error could occur if Workspace --->Workfile Prefix--->MapName instead of Workspace --->Workfile Prefix--->Unique. But upon reading further, realised this is only required if the map is run from the Command server. However, since our map runs under the Event Server, I do not think this is an issue.
Then, I checked the Unix disk space in the install folder(where the event server is installed):-
df -k 8.0
Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/md/dsk/d0 39571315 11292405 27883197 29% /
As almost 27883197kbytes is available in that folder, I am unable to correlate the error information with this.
Please advise.
Thanks!
We dropped a file of 163 MB into the folder were the DSTX system (running under an event server with 'Concurrent Map Run =32') polls. The system was triggered but resulted in an error:-
Return Code 13: Could not open work files
The error description says:
There may not be sufficient disk space on the drive where the install directory exists to create necessary importer work files.
I read some help in the internet which said this error could occur if Workspace --->Workfile Prefix--->MapName instead of Workspace --->Workfile Prefix--->Unique. But upon reading further, realised this is only required if the map is run from the Command server. However, since our map runs under the Event Server, I do not think this is an issue.
Then, I checked the Unix disk space in the install folder(where the event server is installed):-
df -k 8.0
Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/md/dsk/d0 39571315 11292405 27883197 29% /
As almost 27883197kbytes is available in that folder, I am unable to correlate the error information with this.
Please advise.
Thanks!