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  • 1.  heap allocation failed: pchData -> Error while trying to read in txt file

    Employee
    Posted 06-17-2014 02:12

    Note: This was originally posted by an inactive account. Content was preserved by moving under an admin account.

    Originally posted by: paulie

    Hi,

    What does this form of error mean? How to get past it?
    The problem comes up when QuoteCharacters is set to " on delimited file -node. Without it the file can be read with the node.

    Could you help out why this happens? The quote character is " so the cause of the error is valid.

    The error message is following:

    ERROR processing data:
    heap allocation failed: pchData
    2014-06-17 11:44:55.000; ERROR: heap allocation failed: pchData
    id: 0 chain: 0 group: 0
    cppDetail: context: ..\..\..\..\include\jigsaw\Buffer.h@160

    2014-06-17 11:44:55.000; ERROR: heap allocation failed: pchData
    id: 0 chain: 0 group: 0
    cppDetail: context: ..\..\..\..\include\jigsaw\Buffer.h@160

    2014-06-17 11:44:55.000; ERROR: ERROR processing data:
    heap allocation failed: pchData
    id: 0 chain: 0 group: 0
    cppDetail: context: Salmon::NED::NodeMain::errorMsg() .\NodeMain.cpp@28


  • 2.  RE: heap allocation failed: pchData -> Error while trying to read in txt file

    Employee
    Posted 07-01-2014 10:28

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    Originally posted by: DanRosenblatt

    Hi there-- I've attempted to reproduce this but haven't been able to cause the node to report the above error with the settings that you describe. To help us investigate this further, could you select the failing node, go to Help=>Report Problem with a Node, and send a zip file containing the output files to Support? If you are able to provide the input file itself (or a sample of it) as well, that would also help us determine why this is occurring.