JBASE VAR ERROR

[BENIMANA Robert]

Hi all
I am running jBASE 5.0.9 under linux and I got the following error in running START.TSM

the TSM itself is crashing with a jbase error

-->ConvertVARToBIGINT() Cannot convert VAR type = 4.
jBASE: Segmentation violation. Aborting
CAN YOU HELP ME WITH THIS
Thanks alot

[Jim Idle]

On Wed, 2008-06-04 at 17:32 +0200, BENIMANA Robert wrote:

Hi all
I am running jBASE 5.0.9 under linux and I got the following error in running START.TSM

the TSM itself is crashing with a jbase error

-->ConvertVARToBIGINT() Cannot convert VAR type = 4.
jBASE: Segmentation violation. Aborting

In the trade, this is known as a "Greg Error" and it means that this is an internal runtime library error. VAR Type 4 means that the variable it was trying to convert was a string and for whatever reason, it cannot be converted to a BIGINT (perhaps it is too big a number, perhaps it is out  of memory). However, whatever calls that function, or perhaps the function itself does not check for failure it would seem and hence it tries to do something it should not, such as access a conversion buffer, result or failed memory allocation, and that's where you get the Segmentation violation as the address it is trying to use is not in the data segment of the process but in some random address.
In other words, this is a bug that you will have to get the TEMENOS jBASE development team to look at.

JIm

[Robert Beaudry]

Hi,

 

I have the folowing error msg when i try to start the jsh on AIX 6.1 with JBASE 5.2.10 :

jBASE: Segmentation violation. Aborting

Can't someone has the same problem and can tell me why?

 

Robert 

[Yoshan]

Check your .profile correctly mapped to the DB.

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[pat]

Do you have any 32 bit libraries, from Subroutines compiled and
Cataloged under jBASE 4.1.5 for example, in any of the directories
specified in your 'JBCOBJECTLIST' environment variable ?

Pat.

On Jul 2, 8:03 am, Yoshan <yos...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Daniel Klein]

When there is a mixture of libraries from different compilers (or jBASE versions), the typical error message we see is (something along the lines of):

Error 13 while creating user object

Dan

[Aaqil Khattak]

DUE TO LICIENCE iSSUE. CHECK THE LICIENCE OF JBASE IN SYSTEM.PROPERTIES FILE

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[Sankaranarayan]

This error also occurs due to permission to jbase installation folders
as it will try to access jutil_ctrl File. When there is not proper
access to that or the file gets corrupted this error might occur.

I had the same error

[VK]

Hi,

"jBASE: Segmentation violation" could happen from number of reasons,
including (and not limited to) access rights, libraries'
incompatibility (as it was written above). It doesn't normally happen
because of license (you'll get adequate error message in this case).
Even a badly conceived SELECT can cause that.

Put 'bash' instead of 'jsh' into your .profile and try to run jdiag -
v. And post the output here.

VK

[Robert Beaudry]

Hi,

Yes my problem was because of jBase 3.4.10 compiled library in the
path of my JBCOBJECTLIST environment variable.

Thanks,

Robert

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