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...o have better success sometimes, but I haven't figured out why, yet. I did see that I needed to set the server volume parameter 'performance.flush-behind off', otherwise it seems that flushes won't block as would be needed by SQLite3. Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much appreciated. Thanks, Paul

...me parameter > 'performance.flush-behind off', otherwise it seems that flushes won't > block as would be needed by SQLite3. > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure data is synced to disk. > Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much > appreciated. > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? Based on earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metadata which might be causing the issue (not necessarily improper fsync behavior). I would suggest turning off all performance xlators....

....flush-behind off', otherwise it seems that flushes won't >> block as would be needed by SQLite3. > > > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure data > is synced to disk. > >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much >> appreciated. > > > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? Based on > earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metadata which might be > causing the issue (not necessarily improper fsync behavior). I would suggest > turning...

...at flushes won't > >> block as would be needed by SQLite3. > > > > > > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure > data > > is synced to disk. > > > >> > >> Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much > >> appreciated. > > > > > > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? > Based on > > earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metadata which might be > > causing the issue (not necessarily improper fsync behav...

...ock as would be needed by SQLite3. >> > >> > >> > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure >> > data >> > is synced to disk. >> > >> >> >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much >> >> appreciated. >> > >> > >> > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? >> > Based on >> > earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metadata which might be >> > causing the issue (not...

...>> > > >> > > >> > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure > >> > data > >> > is synced to disk. > >> > > >> >> > >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much > >> >> appreciated. > >> > > >> > > >> > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? > >> > Based on > >> > earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metadata which might be > &...

...gt; > >> >> > If you are relying on fsync this shouldn't matter as fsync makes sure >> >> > data >> >> > is synced to disk. >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? Any words of widsom would be much >> >> >> appreciated. >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > Can you experiment with turning on/off various performance xlators? >> >> > Based on >> >> > earlier issues, its likely that there is stale metada...