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Aggregators – What does the warning “Hash table has grown to ‘xyz’ ….” mean?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: August 01, 2007     Asked by: Manraj 
  
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August 01, 2007 17:05:35   #1  
Raghu        

RE: Aggregators – What does the warning “Hash table ha...

Aggrigator cannot store the data onto disk like Sortstage Do the data landing.
your system memory will be occupied by the data that is going to aggrigator.
If your system memory is full then you get that kid of weird messages.
I dealed witht that kind of error once.. My solution to that is use multiple chunks of data and multiple aggrigators.


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Raghu Mule


 
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