How do you handle exceptions?

[Nilanjan Bhattacharya]

I don't see any documentation on handling exceptions in couchrest.  Am I missing something?

I querying a view which returns around 10,000 documents.  On Windows this works. On Ubuntu, the call to 'view' ends with the message 'killed'.

- Nilanjan

[Samuel Lown]

Hi Nilanjan,

Errors are generally handled by underlying RestClient. So you end up with exceptions like RestClient::ResourceNotFound or RestClient::Timeout.

However, in the case of you're large view and the 'killed' message, this is probably because your Ubuntu machine is low on memory. The Linux kernel will automatically kill a process that is consuming a lot of memory and the system is running low.

You're probably running on a small VPS, so either increase the machine's memory, or add a swap file.

Cheers,

sam

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