Using Basex 10.7 on Linux.
I’m running a sequence of jobs to update and optimize a set of databases following loading a number of documents created dynamically (as opposed to being read from disk).
I’m seeing a new behavior, which is that the optimization step never completes but also doesn’t show any error in the log. The database shows no items and is in the locked by another
process state if I try to drop it. This behavior seems to be consistently repeatable with my current code base (I’m working on some code updates, so it’s possible I’ve introduced something that would cause this behavior but I haven’t changed the code that
leads up to the failing optimize). The server has plenty of disk space, etc.
Optimization code is:
try {
if (db:exists($database))
then
(
util:logToConsole('dbadmin:optimizeDatabase', ``[Optimizing database `{$database}`]``),
db:optimize($database, true(), $dbadmin:dbOptimizeOptions)
)
else util:logToConsole('dbadmin:optimizeDatabase', ``[Database '`{$database}`' does not exist. Nothing to optimize.]``)
} catch * {
util:logToConsole(
'dbadmin:optimizeDatabase',
``[Exception optimizing database '`{$database}`': `{$err:code}` - `{$err:description}`]``,
'error')
}
And the optimization options are:
declare variable $dbadmin:dbOptimizeOptions as map(*) :=
(: Turn on all the indexes :)
map {
'attrindex' : true(),
'tokenindex' : true(),
'textindex' : true(),
'ftindex' : true()
};
This code has been working fine for a long time and I’ve been running 10.7 for a least a couple of months, so I’m wondering:
A) Would would cause this behavior?
B) How can I diagnose it short of debugging the Java code (which I can do but it’s non-trivial for me to set up).
Thanks,
Eliot
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