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fenced routine communications & import

I can truncate a version8 table by using "import from /dev/null ... replace
into ..." when I use version8 client. But I failed to truncate the same
table by using the same way if I connect from a version 7.2 client.
In db2diag.log, I got the following information:
ADM11000E DB2 is unable to create or attach to the memory segment used for
fenced routine communications. Decrease the amount of database shared memory
used by your instance, and retry.
==========
Where does the "fenced routine communications" come from?
I don't think there is a big changing of internal memory structure changing
between version7 32bit server and version8 32bit server.
Thanks,
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Ian
Fan Ruo Xin wrote:
I can truncate a version8 table by using "import from /dev/null ... replace
into ..." when I use version8 client. But I failed to truncate the same
table by using the same way if I connect from a version 7.2 client.
In db2diag.log, I got the following information:
ADM11000E DB2 is unable to create or attach to the memory segment used for
fenced routine communications. Decrease the amount of database shared memory
used by your instance, and retry.
==========
Where does the "fenced routine communications" come from?
I don't think there is a big changing of internal memory structure changing
between version7 32bit server and version8 32bit server.
Thanks,


Are you sure that v7 IMPORT is supported against a V8 server? With the
other V7/V8 limitations, I'd be surprised if the V7 utility works.
Ian

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Nov 12 '05 #2
Ian
Fan Ruo Xin wrote:
I can truncate a version8 table by using "import from /dev/null ... replace
into ..." when I use version8 client. But I failed to truncate the same
table by using the same way if I connect from a version 7.2 client.
In db2diag.log, I got the following information:
ADM11000E DB2 is unable to create or attach to the memory segment used for
fenced routine communications. Decrease the amount of database shared memory
used by your instance, and retry.
==========
Where does the "fenced routine communications" come from?
I don't think there is a big changing of internal memory structure changing
between version7 32bit server and version8 32bit server.
Thanks,


Are you sure that v7 IMPORT is supported against a V8 server? With the
other V7/V8 limitations, I'd be surprised if the V7 utility works.
Ian

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Nov 12 '05 #3
Thank you, Ian.
At beginning, I didn't hope this can work. But I couldn't find anywhere
mentioned this limitation, and we didn't get problem in testing environment.

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Fan Ruo Xin wrote:
I can truncate a version8 table by using "import from /dev/null ... replace into ..." when I use version8 client. But I failed to truncate the same
table by using the same way if I connect from a version 7.2 client.
In db2diag.log, I got the following information:
ADM11000E DB2 is unable to create or attach to the memory segment used for fenced routine communications. Decrease the amount of database shared memory used by your instance, and retry.
==========
Where does the "fenced routine communications" come from?
I don't think there is a big changing of internal memory structure changing between version7 32bit server and version8 32bit server.
Thanks,


Are you sure that v7 IMPORT is supported against a V8 server? With the
other V7/V8 limitations, I'd be surprised if the V7 utility works.
Ian

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Nov 12 '05 #4
Thank you, Ian.
At beginning, I didn't hope this can work. But I couldn't find anywhere
mentioned this limitation, and we didn't get problem in testing environment.

"Ian" <ia*****@mobileaudio.com> wrote in message
news:40**********@corp.newsgroups.com...
Fan Ruo Xin wrote:
I can truncate a version8 table by using "import from /dev/null ... replace into ..." when I use version8 client. But I failed to truncate the same
table by using the same way if I connect from a version 7.2 client.
In db2diag.log, I got the following information:
ADM11000E DB2 is unable to create or attach to the memory segment used for fenced routine communications. Decrease the amount of database shared memory used by your instance, and retry.
==========
Where does the "fenced routine communications" come from?
I don't think there is a big changing of internal memory structure changing between version7 32bit server and version8 32bit server.
Thanks,


Are you sure that v7 IMPORT is supported against a V8 server? With the
other V7/V8 limitations, I'd be surprised if the V7 utility works.
Ian

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