Cygwin-Postgres-IpcMemoryCreate - Function not implemented
От | Martin_Hurst@dom.com |
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Тема | Cygwin-Postgres-IpcMemoryCreate - Function not implemented |
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Msg-id | OF13CD7850.93903069-ON85256C91.0053AD08@pa.dominionnet.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Cygwin-Postgres-IpcMemoryCreate - Function not implemented
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Список | pgsql-cygwin |
I'm getting this error message when attempting to start postgresql: $ postmaster -D /usr/share/postgresql/data/ & [1] 2624 hurstm2@HURST-MARTI36 / $ IpcMemoryCreate: shmget(key=5432001, size=1441792, 03600) failed: Function not implemented I'm running under a Cygwin window, on a Windows XP operating systems, 256 MB ram, 1Ghz Intel processor, with over 4Gb free disk space on my local drive. I was able to run postgresql successfully for several weeks up to now, in this environment. I have been experimenting with large tables, and had added 4 million rows to a particular table. Postgresql was still working fine up to this point. Then I added another 4 millions rows to that same table, and also ran the "vacuum analyze" utility afterwards successfully. This now made the table contain 8 million rows. I shutdown the postgresql database, and exited the cygwin window. The next day, I got the above error message. Is this something to do with having large tables, I'm not sure. Anybody with ideas to correct this error condition. Thanks, -Martin
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