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Hi,
We need to know what are the other Situations where we get general script error.
1. when there is missed column and wrong syntax ...
but in the above cases we get the detailed errors.
For us it always just says "General script error". (please refer below screenshot).
Any advice or thoughts.
Thanks in Advance.
[Edited] : We also found that our RAM/memory(8GB) reached to maximum. Currently we are trying to increase it.
Message was edited by: anjan kumar
Are you running 2 process at the same time?
Can you please share the entire script?
Thanks for the reply,
Are you running 2 process at the same time?
[Anjan]: No
Can you please share the entire script?
[Anjan]: The same script Runs on our test instance.I am not sure about sharing the entire script .
We also found that our RAM/memory(8GB) reached to maximum. Currently we are trying to increase it.
Session time out or connection concern. Just check your script if it is misbehaving(some join issue)
>>We also found that our RAM/memory(8GB) reached to maximum. Currently we are trying to increase it.
You have found the issue, probably your JOIN is taking to much memory
I possible, post part of your script (the last LOAD that is generating the error), we could suggest some improvements
Thanks for the suggestions.
cleveranjos: Sure i will.
Hope this helps.
left join (Feedbacks)
load [Feedback ID], If(fbClosedOrNow > fbCreated, Floor(fbClosedOrNow - fbCreated), 0) as [openedDays]
resident Feedbacks;
@Imran : I too believe it is because of Join.
I have started looking at joins now. I will update, if i find any.
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I can see you´re calculating [OpenedDays], is it possible to do this before in the script? Maybe when loading your qvd´s
I think you should be able to replace the JOIN with a preceding load:
[Feedbacks]:
LOAD *,
If(fbClosedOrNow > fbCreated, Floor(fbClosedOrNow - fbCreated), 0) as [openedDays];
LOAD [Feedback ID],
AllYourOtherFeedbacksTableCode,
....
FROM YourFeedBackSourceTable;
STORE has a nasty habit of throwing a "General Script Error".
Especially when you do a STORE command and what is specified after the INTO part is "wrong" - like a non-existing path or there is an out-of-space situation on the storage device you are using or the file is locked already by another process.