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2: .sh NAME
3: Decomposition error message summary
4: .sh SYNOPSIS
5: Error numbers 4500 \- 4999.
6: .sh DESCRIPTION
7: These error messages are associated with the process
8: of decomposing a multi-variable query
9: into a sequence of one variable queries
10: which can be executed by OVQP.
11: .sh ERRORS
12: .lp +8 8
13: 4602 query involves too many relations to create
14: aggregate function intermediate result.
15: .s3
16: In the processing of aggregate functions it is usually
17: necessary to create an intermediate relation for
18: .it each
19: aggregate function.
20: However, no query may have more than ten variables.
21: Since aggregate functions implicitly increase the number of variables
22: in the query, you can exceed this limit.
23: You must either break the
24: interaction apart and process the aggregate functions separately or
25: you must recompile \*(II to support more variables per query.
26: .s3
27: .lp +8 8
28: 4610 Query too long for available buffer space (qbufsize).
29: .lp +8 8
30: 4611 Query too long for available buffer space (varbufsiz)
31: .lp +8 8
32: 4612 Query too long for available buffer space (sqsiz)
33: .lp +8 8
34: 4613 Query too long for available buffer space (stacksiz)
35: .lp +8 8
36: 4614 Query too long for available buffer space (agbufsiz).
37: .s3
38: These will happen if the internal form of the interaction processed by decomp
39: is too long for the available buffer space.
40: You must either shorten your
41: interaction or recompile decomp.
42: The name in parenthesis gives the internal
43: name of which buffer was too small.
44: .s3
45: .lp +8 8
46: 4615 Aggregate function is too wide or has too many domains.
47: .s3
48: The internal form
49: of an aggregate function
50: must not contain
51: more than 49 domains
52: or be more than 1010 bytes wide.
53: Try breaking the aggregate function
54: into two or more parts.
55: .s3
56: .lp +8 8
57: 4620 Target list for "retrieve unique" has more than 49
58: domains or is wider than 1010 bytes.
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