Hello,

I'm running a ksh script on AIX 5.1 and get an error, 0403-029 there is not
enough memory available.

The script reads various files into shell variables and then applies the
required quoting rules that we require. The various files vary in size with
the largest being 700Kb. It uses the print command.

I read somewhere that there are limits with ksh internally, is this true ?

I have my both hard and soft ulimits set to unlimited.

When this error occurred previously we simply increased the ulimit -d option
and it worked again. Since then the data in the input files has increased
but we cannot increase further than the unlimited we are currently set to.

Any help/guidance appreciated

Thanks

Rob

if anyone is interested, setting LDR_CNTRL=MAXDATA=0x80000000 seemed to do
the trick !!

Rob

"Rob S" <a@aa.com> wrote in message
news:cco7m2$nlj$1@titan.btinternet.com...
> Hello,
>
> I'm running a ksh script on AIX 5.1 and get an error, 0403-029 there is
not
> enough memory available.
>
> The script reads various files into shell variables and then applies the
> required quoting rules that we require. The various files vary in size
with
> the largest being 700Kb. It uses the print command.
>
> I read somewhere that there are limits with ksh internally, is this true ?
>
> I have my both hard and soft ulimits set to unlimited.
>
> When this error occurred previously we simply increased the ulimit -d
option
> and it worked again. Since then the data in the input files has increased
> but we cannot increase further than the unlimited we are currently set to.
>
> Any help/guidance appreciated
>
> Thanks
>
> Rob
>
>