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Solaris 2.6 with FORTRAN large-file support

807575Feb 6 2003 — edited Feb 11 2003
Hello,
Is that possible to create a file larger than 2G on Solaris 2.6 with FORTRAN?
I have tested it by my simple FORTRAN app, but the error message was generated and failed:

sys-27 : UNRECOVERABLE error on system request
File too large

Encountered during a CLOSE of unit 1
Fortran unit 1 is not connected

What is wrong with me?

FYI, my testing machine was
% uname -a
SunOS crcsn00 5.6 Generic_105181-23 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-60
% f90 -V
f90: WorkShop Compilers 4.2 10/22/96 FORTRAN 90 1.2
and I have tested that tar command can generate large-file without problem.

Any comment is appreciated.

Thanks,

Comments

thatJeffSmith-Oracle

Try Window > Reset Windows To Factory Settings

It's in my working copy of 4.0.1 on Windows.

Aleksander Stopar

I got similar problems 2 months ago. Probably a bad installation - either a corrupted download or a bad extractor. See my post

Hope this helps

Alex

nudo

It looks like there's a bug re-enabling the snippets feature after first disabling it.  I tried the Reset Windows to Factory Settings option, which worked, but it was not apparent right away.  It wasn't until I re-loaded SQL Developer, after resetting windows, that I was able to see snippets again.  I ran through a few test scenarios to see what was causing the issue, and came up with these results.

  1. After resetting windows the first time, I had to re-start SQL Developer to view snippets.
  2. Once the first reset and reload was done, each time I disabled and re-enables snippets, I still had to reset my windows, but it would show up immediately after reset.

I think that there may have been something carried forward from my previous preferences that was cleared the first time I reset windows and just required a restart to take affect.  Now I can consistently reproduce the bug just by disabling snippets and re-enabling them. 

Thanks for the reset windows tip

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