Error message in stdlog: pdm_text_nxd 3620 ERROR callback.c 414 3841 objects registered; exceeds 750% of slump object hash size of 512
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Error message in stdlog: pdm_text_nxd 3620 ERROR callback.c 414 3841 objects registered; exceeds 750% of slump object hash size of 512

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Article ID: 26994

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CA Service Management - Service Desk Manager CA Service Desk Manager

Issue/Introduction

There are several error messages reported in the stdlogs like the following:

pdm_text_nxd       3620 ERROR        callback.c  414      3841 objects registered; exceeds 750% of slump object hash size of 512

 

 



Environment

Release: 17.x

Cause

The setting of the object hash size into the NX.env file is not large enough.

Resolution

In the NX.env file the size of the hash size should contain about twice the number of objects that will be created by the process. Too small a hash size will result in a performance penalty and errors in the Service Desk logs.

This kind of error messages can be eliminated from the stdlogs by adding/changing an appropriate value for the process. For the above example 'pdm_text_nxd' can be set against the @NX_SLUMP_HASH variable within NX.env.

If not explicitly set, the default value for pdm_text_nxd is 512.

  1. Edit the NX.env file
  2. Set an appropriate value (> 512, for example 8192) in order to address the problem by adding the string 'pdm_text_nxd(8192)' in the definition of NX_SLUMP_HASH.

It will change from:

@NX_SLUMP_HASH=domsrvr(131072) web(8192) vbop(8192) spelsrvr(8192)

JavaClient(8192) BAPI(8192) bu_daemon(131072) BOP-LOGIN(16384) )

kt_daemon(131072) krc_daemon(131072)

to:

@NX_SLUMP_HASH=domsrvr(131072) web(8192) vbop(8192) spelsrvr(8192)

JavaClient(8192) BAPI(8192) bu_daemon(131072) BOP-LOGIN(16384) )

kt_daemon(131072) krc_daemon(131072) pdm_text_nxd(8192)

 

NOTE: These changes should also be added to /pdmconf/NX.env_nt.tpl in order to be available to pdm_configure.

Additional Information

Note: The above settings are only an example; other values could be set depending on the characteristics of the installation and of the environment.