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RE: Gentran Server Archive Corruption??
Kevin,
I'm not sure if your user can use any data from edihist archives. Our users
do not have ability to go into those archives. To me it looks like we need
to keep archives in edihist only for EDI purpose:
- to change status for acknowledgments
- re-extract and re-transmit some transactions in case of errors (mostly
outbound)
I created my own archives for Inbound and Outbound transactions and I
separated all of them by transaction type. I'm using my own unix script to
have those archives with TP Code file name and ISA ID and Time Stamp in the
file name. In case I need to re-process or re-send any files I can find
them without Gentran: Server GUI much faster. I keep those archives on line
for 6 month or even more depending on transaction volume and I also have all
old archives on a back up media.
Vladimir
-----Original Message-----
From: K Besner [mailto:
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 4:38 AM
To:
Subject: RE: [EDI-L] Gentran Server Archive Corruption??
Thanks for the reply. So at a combined file size of 1 gig, how much history
are you actually keeping in the Gentran Archive? One problem we are facing
is that our end users currently want the ability to see data as far back as
6 months....
Kevin
>From: "Epshteyn, Vladimir" <
>To: 'edi_kb2003' <
>Subject: RE: [EDI-L] Gentran Server Archive Corruption??
>Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 14:29:58 -0500
>
>Even though I have this purge job running everyday we also have more than
>1gigabyte size for both of those files. However I don't have any problems
>running all jobs associated with purge. It takes almost one hour to run
>all
>jobs associated with purge. I had to change the number of days to keep
>files in archives for each Trading Partner to no more than 7 days.
>With such a big edihist.* files it is impossible to work through GUI in
>case
>if you need to update status for FA reconciliation especially in our case,
>when Gentran: Server is located on East coast and we're on the West.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: edi_kb2003 [mailto:
>Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 11:10 AM
>To:
>Subject: [EDI-L] Gentran Server Archive Corruption??
>
>Have a couple of questions here. We are running Gentran Server for
>UNIX (no data managers), 5.2.
>
>First, our company does enough volume that after about 5 months of
>EDI data flow, the edihist.idx and edihist.dat files have a combined
>size of well over 1 gigabyte. Sterling has mentioned to us that this
>could cause problems, but they didn't really have an answer as to how
>or why.
>SO, do any of you out there have a similar volume of data? What do
>you do?
>
>Now, of course, we are having a problem. When we try to run our
>purge job, we are running into what seems to be a system error, which
>is something to the effect of "Segmentation Error (Core)". We run
>our edipurge commands, then we run our edimv -u, then we run our
>edicreat, that all works OK. But when we run the last step, edimv -
>l, we get the segmentation error.
>Is our archive corrupt??
>
>Thanks for any help!!
>
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