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Known Issues in Release 2.0
The following are known issues in Release 2.0. Those references numbers shown in red
have been fixed in a later patch release.
Reference Topic/Area Issue Description / Workaround
Netezza Matrix
Engine
Using CTRL-C in nzsql typically aborts and rolls back the trans-
action in progress. However, it is possible that the Matrix Engine
processes continue running and consuming resources. To check
if any Matrix Engine processes are running, use the following
SQL query:
CALL NZA..SP_MPI_STATS();
To abort a Matrix Engine, use the following SQL query (replacing
"123456789" with the engine’s job ID):
CALL NZM..KILL_ENGINE(123456789);
Netezza Matrix
Engine
Calculations using PBLAS or ScaLAPACK consume S-Blade
RAM for storing input matrices, intermediate work matrices, and
result matrices. Each matrix element consumes 8 bytes. Exceed-
ing available RAM may result in S-Blade restarts and aborted
computations. Available RAM equals total RAM minus the RAM
requirements of the Linux operating system, the Netezza system,
and concurrent, unrelated queries.
When using matrices please keep these maximum numbers in
mind. In future version more controls will be implemented to help
guard against exceeding these limits.
Netezza Matrix
Engine
An issue can exist if the matrix engine attempts to take up too
much memory on the Netezza system (if the size of the matrix
and its calculations becomes too large).
From a user's perspective, you may experience two situations:
The matrix operation returns with “Out of memory” ex-
ception when the internal MatrixEngine assertion fails.
Matrix operation returns with a “timeout” error when it is
killed by our OOM guard.
Netezza Matrix
Engine
The Netezza Matrix Engine uses the double precision (64-bit)
floating point approximate numeric data type for storage and
computation of matrix element values.
Row and column indices are stored as 32-bit integer values, al-
lowing up to 2,147,483,647 rows and columns. Row and column
indices begin at 1. An index value of zero is not permitted.
EXT-836 R Analytic Executa-
bles
Depending on the data types used for records, transfer of data
from the table to R memory can be very slow.
EXT-951 QUANTILE_DISC Use of the QUANTILE_DISC function may cause a core dump.
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