==> In article <276BC857C1919C4B8504F4643E1C179DAEEF5C AT 
CORPHNXSEXV01.corp.pg.eon DOT net>, "Warren, Matthew (Retail)" <Matthew.Warren 
AT POWERGEN.CO DOT UK> writes:


> Now, roots ulimit is unlimited and the box has 4GB RAM. We have tried
> the restore on 3 different boxes with 1GB / 2GB and 4GB ram
> respectivley, same AIX and client levels, and each box behaves the same
> way. We have also tried a downlevel client but see the same behaviour.

> ...this makes me think the client is doing something with the directory
> before each and every file is restored, and that 'something' generates
> the ANS1030E memory error.


Which ulimits are you talking about?  Are -all- of them unlimited?

Specifically, have you uncapped -all- of

- memory size
- data segment size
- stack size
- VM size

?  I often find I've uncapped only some of those.

I've also had some problems where I had to reset root's limits, and then
re-log-in, to make those limits effective.  This is especially the case if you
(for example) are in the habit of running some other shell after you log in.
We favor BASH..



- Allen S. Rout