ARS0141E - Revision history

Jderrick: Added additional text to image description.

2020-06-23T16:52:22Z

Added additional text to image description.

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	Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.		Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.

	[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|720px]]		[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|720px\|alt=IBM Content Manager OnDemand Application Group Object Size]]
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	Where to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand		Where to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand

Jderrick: Added a section about splitting files that are too big into CMOD.

2020-04-17T22:47:57Z

Added a section about splitting files that are too big into CMOD.

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	Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.		Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.

			== Related messages ==
			[[ARS1133I\|ARS1133I The last row successfully loaded was X]]

	== What were you doing? ==		== What were you doing? ==
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	ARS1144I OnDemand Load Id = >5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864<		ARS1144I OnDemand Load Id = >5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864<
	'''ARS0141E Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.'''		'''ARS0141E Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.'''
	ARS1133I The last row successfully loaded was 37486		ARS1133I The last row successfully loaded was '''37486'''
	ARS1146I Loaded 37486 rows into the database		ARS1146I Loaded '''37486''' rows into the database
	ARS4311E 02/02/16 12:55:08 Loading failed		ARS4311E 02/02/16 12:55:08 Loading failed
	ARS4318E Processing failed for file >Statements<		ARS4318E Processing failed for file >Statements<
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	37000000 * 0.24 ÷ 676 * 1.10 = 14449.704		37000000 * 0.24 ÷ 676 * 1.10 = 14449.704

	The new Application Group Object Size can be set to 14500 Kilobytes.		The new Application Group Object Size can be set to 14500 Kilobytes. If the result of this calculation is larger than 99,999, you need to split the load into smaller pieces.

			=== What if the file you're loading into CMOD is just too big? ===

			If you've increased the Application Group Object Size to 99999, and the loads still fail, your file is simply too big to load into Content Manager OnDemand in one piece.

			There is a limit to the size of a file (or series of files with a Generic Index file) that can be loaded into CMOD at a time. Note, the limit applies to the size of a '''load''', not an individual document (the recommended maximum document size is 50MB - see [[ARS1407W]]). If you are encountering the ARS0141E error while loading a single file, you need to request the team that created that file to split it into smaller pieces. You can use the number reported by ARS1133I to determine what the approximate limit is. In the example above, consider reducing the size of a single file to 25,000 documents.

			If you are using the CMOD Generic Indexer to load these files (especially incompressable PDF files) consider splitting the index file into pieces, again, ensuring that the files refer to fewer than the number of documents reported by the ARS1133I message.

Jderrick: /* What were you doing? */

2018-03-24T02:37:53Z

What were you doing?

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	== What were you doing? ==		== What were you doing? ==

	Probably loading a VERY large file.		Probably loading a VERY large file into IBM CMOD.

	== What happened? ==		== What happened? ==

Jderrick: Added 'Total' to Maximum Load File Size

2016-02-11T15:42:35Z

Added 'Total' to Maximum Load File Size

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	Use this simple formula to help you choose a new object size:		Use this simple formula to help you choose a new object size:

	( Maximum Load File Size in Kilobytes ) X ( Compression Ratio as a fraction of 1 ) ÷ 676 * ( 10% overhead )		( Maximum Total Load File Size in Kilobytes ) X ( Compression Ratio as a fraction of 1 ) ÷ 676 * ( 10% overhead )

	So given the following info:		So given the following info:

Jderrick: unusually - > VERY

2016-02-10T19:52:02Z

unusually - > VERY

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	== What were you doing? ==		== What were you doing? ==

	Probably loading ~~an unusually~~ large file.		Probably loading a VERY large file.

	== What happened? ==		== What happened? ==

Jderrick: Formatting Fix

2016-02-10T19:40:39Z

Formatting Fix

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	Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.		Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.

	[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|~~frame\|How~~ to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand]]		[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|720px]]
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			Where to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand

	=== How to estimate the new object size ===		=== How to estimate the new object size ===
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	37000000 * 0.24 ÷ 676 * 1.10 = 14449.704		37000000 * 0.24 ÷ 676 * 1.10 = 14449.704

	The new ~~estimated object size~~ can be set to 14500 Kilobytes.		The new Application Group Object Size can be set to 14500 Kilobytes.

Jderrick: Added 'How to Estimate Object Size'.

2016-02-10T19:21:33Z

Added 'How to Estimate Object Size'.

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	[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|frame\|How to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand]]		[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|frame\|How to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand]]

			=== How to estimate the new object size ===

			Use this simple formula to help you choose a new object size:

			( Maximum Load File Size in Kilobytes ) X ( Compression Ratio as a fraction of 1 ) ÷ 676 * ( 10% overhead )

			So given the following info:

			* 37 GB file for loading
			* Estimated 76% compression (to 24% of the original size)

			37000000 * 0.24 ÷ 676 * 1.10 = 14449.704

			The new estimated object size can be set to 14500 Kilobytes.

Jderrick: Added graphic for finding the Application Group Object Size Parameter

2016-02-02T21:34:34Z

Added graphic for finding the Application Group Object Size Parameter

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	Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.		Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.

			[[File:ARS0141E-AGObjectSize.png\|left\|frame\|How to find the Application Group Object Size Parameter in IBM Content Manager OnDemand]]

Jderrick: Bolded the error message.

2016-02-02T19:55:07Z

Bolded the error message.

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	ARS4312I 02/02/16 12:51:19 -- Loading started, --UNKNOWN-- bytes to process		ARS4312I 02/02/16 12:51:19 -- Loading started, --UNKNOWN-- bytes to process
	ARS1144I OnDemand Load Id = >5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864<		ARS1144I OnDemand Load Id = >5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864<
	ARS0141E Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.		'''ARS0141E Ran out of load-id naming conventions. Increase the size of the Application Group Object Size.'''
	ARS1133I The last row successfully loaded was 37486		ARS1133I The last row successfully loaded was 37486
	ARS1146I Loaded 37486 rows into the database		ARS1146I Loaded 37486 rows into the database
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	ARS4320I 02/02/16 12:55:08 -- Unloading started		ARS4320I 02/02/16 12:55:08 -- Unloading started
	ARS1184I OnDemand UnLoad Successful - LoadId(5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864) Rows Deleted(37486)		ARS1184I OnDemand UnLoad Successful - LoadId(5764-1-0-5742FAA-20150930000000-20150931000000-5864) Rows Deleted(37486)
	Processing has stopped. The remaining files will NOT be processed.		Processing has stopped. The remaining files will NOT be processed.

	== Troubleshooting ==		== Troubleshooting ==

	Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.		Increase the Application Group Object Size parameter, located in the Application Group configuration, in the Storage Management tab, under the 'Advanced...' button.

Jderrick: /* What happened? */

2016-02-02T19:53:16Z

What happened?

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	== What happened? ==		== What happened? ==

	While the load was running, OnDemand ran out of letters in the naming convention for it's internal [[DOC_NAME]]s. A load can only be split into 676 10MB individudal objects for CMOD to manage. You need to increase the Object Size that Content Manager OnDemand creates in order to successfully load the file.		While the load was running, OnDemand ran out of letters in the naming convention for it's internal [[DOC_NAME]]s. A load can only be split into 676 10MB individudal objects for CMOD to manage. You need to increase the Object Size that Content Manager OnDemand creates, so that fewer individual objects are used, in order to be able to successfully load the file.

	== Example ==		== Example ==