Summary
Cataloging failures can result from insufficient buffer space on the master server. To address this issue, you can change buffer allocation from the default values.
Symptoms
Insufficient buffer space on the master server causes cataloging failure.
The following may appear in the job log:
nbsp;111.111.111.111 ssdatmgr Tue Aug 17 12:42:29 2004 SNBCAT2267E Error cataloging task 1 of job 1111111111, rc=3010
111.111.111.111 ssjobhnd Tue Aug 17 12:42:29 2004 SNBJH_3038E *** ssdatmgr returned error 3010 (reqid=7, function ID=58) ***
111.111.111.111 ssjobhnd Tue Aug 17 12:42:29 2004 SNBJH_3284E *** Error cataloging job 1111111111, rc = 3010 ***
Resolution
The snbdb.ini file in <product-directory>/bin on the master server controls how the Database Manager module, which is responsible for the cataloging, allocates memory and buffer space.
This problem usually indicates that the master server did not have sufficient amount of memory at the time of the problem, which may be due to conditions unrelated to DPXactivity.
In case this problem is repeatable, you can decrease buffer allocation requirements from the default values. For example, you might change the default values:
dbmaxbuff 20
dbbufsize 30
dbautosave 1
dbopt ssfile.db 300 10000
dbopt sschunk.db 300 10000
to
dbmaxbuff 20
dbbufsize 30
dbautosave 1
dbopt ssfile.db 200 10000
dbopt sschunk.db 200 10000