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The Question is:
When we run a program it gives following error. Same program works
on other systems with same VMS versions
We increased the pgflquo parameter as well but still no luck.
Any suggestion on this pls?
%LIB-F-INSVIRMEM, insufficient virtual memory
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual
address=0000000000000000, PC=FFFFFFFF8115C8E8, PS=0000001B
The Answer is :
Your program appears to contain what is occasionally and euphemistically
known as a bug. Given that the failing virtual address is zero and given
that the program counter is deep in system space, the program stack could
have become corrupted, or the heap has become corrupted, or there is a
timing or synchronization bug, or any of a variety of errors.
For an introduction to some of the more common programming errors that
can be generated by programmers, please see topic (1661). For some of
the more advanced programming bugs, please see topic (2681).
That the program works on other platforms running the same OpenVMS
version is certainly interesting, and that can certainly point to
a programming bug or an implicit (and clearly unintended) dependency
on a particular hardware or software configuration -- timing bugs,
synchronization bugs, and process quota dependencies are all common
causes of this particular class of bug.
For discussions of ACCVIO (access violation) errors, please see topics
(819), (837), (1246), (2223), (2234), (3215), (5533), (6853), and likely
a few other topics.
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