Re: Fragment not locked - again
Stanislav Ledenev <[email protected]>
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Hi, Wojtek! I remember your post about this problem. It is sad to hear that it still exists. Just a wild guess checklist: 1. Are you running your node with -sname or -name options? 2. Does the name of the node change in time? I have had problems with mnesia backups if the name of the node changes. Maybe this problem can be related to some node stuff... вс, 19 сент. 2021 г. в 18:09, Wojtek Surowka <[email protected]>: > I have sent the same question some time ago but could not get any solution. > Maybe this time I will be luckier, especially that I made new observations: > > I have a fragmented table in Mnesia of type disc_only_copies. There is a > 2GB > size limit for tables of that type, and this table grows continuously with > new data. Because of that I have the code which periodically (weekly) > checks > sizes of fragments and adds new fragments (usually just one) if necessary. > The call I use to add a new fragment is: > > mnesia:change_table_frag(name, {add_frag, [node()]}). > > And it works, till it does not. Right now my table is in a state when any > call to add a new fragment returns > > {aborted,{"add_frag: Fragment not locked",12}} > > All earlier change_table_frag calls were successful, but it looks like at > certain moment something bad happened and since then adding a new fragment > to the table is not possible. Every time it returns the error message. Is > it > a bug in Mnesia? Is there anything I could do to continue adding new > fragments? > > Thanks, > Wojtek > > >