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Hello, We are currently using GT.M version V63010 on Ubuntu 22.04. Our database is configured with the default value for the Access method (BG). However, we have noticed that GT.M seems to rely heavily on swapping rather than utilizing available memory. The online documentation has not provided a clear solution to this issue. Could you please advise on how to monitor memory usage and enforce memory utilization over swapping? Thank you for your assistance.

Hi all, I need to calculate a CRC32 checksum on text files. Does this kind of code exist on the programmer's guide ? If not, it will be kind if someone could provide a sample routine. Thanks.

I've finally found what was the problem. A probe has been set to initiate a socket with GT.M. Unfortunatally, it does not wait for the response and close the socket on its side.

Hello, We've finally moved to systemd and haven't encounter any problems of course. There is just a slight impact on performance. Thanks,

Hello all, We're still using version V6.3-010 (quite old now). We are considering upgrading but for now we need to install it on a brand new Ubuntu 24.04 server. Unfortunatally, there's a problem on installation using the classic 'gtminstall' script. This version seems to be dependant on libncurses5. Here is the logged error in 'configure_xxx.err' file : ./geteuid: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory On Ubuntu 24.04, we...

Hello all, We're still using version V6.3-010 (quit old now). We are considering upgrading but for now we need to install it on a brand new Ubuntu 24.04 server. Unfortunatally, there's a problem on installation using the classic 'gtminstall' script. This version seems to be dependant on libncurses5. Here is the logged error in 'configure_xxx.err' file : ./geteuid: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory On Ubuntu 24.04, we can...

Hello, We've installed GT.M V63010 on Ubuntu 22.04 server. I know that this version is quite old now. The database has been installed on a xfs partition. In our backup process, we're using 'mupip integ' to check our database. This task is really slow on this server compared to our old 'debian' server (*10 time slower) . Is it due to the xfs filesystem ? Is there a simple way to move from xfs to ext4 filesystem ?

Hello, We've installed GT.M V63010 on Ubuntu 22.04 server. I know that this version is quite old now. The database has been installed on a xfs partition. In our backup procees, we're using 'mupip integ' to check our database. This task is really slow on this server compared to our old 'debian' server (*10 time slower) . Is it due to the xfs filesystem ? Is there a simple way to move from xfs to ext4 filesystem ?