Closed reema93jain closed 1 year ago
I have run it successfully with v0.11.0
, it will consume about 4.5GiB memory. So, how much memory do you get?
result:
supp.S_NAME numwait
0 b'Supplier#000062538' 24
1 b'Supplier#000032858' 22
2 b'Supplier#000063723' 21
3 b'Supplier#000089484' 21
4 b'Supplier#000007061' 20
.. ... ...
95 b'Supplier#000006757' 16
96 b'Supplier#000006795' 16
97 b'Supplier#000006824' 16
98 b'Supplier#000007491' 16
99 b'Supplier#000008301' 16
[100 rows x 2 columns]
can you provide kernel log, and about your machine information like: cpu, memory size.
run dmesg
get kernel log.
run free -m
get memory size.
run lscpu
get cpu info.
my environment: chdb==0.11.0
, I have run it successfully, Below is the table listing the resources I have utilized
maximum of approximately of memory | py version | Size(GiB) |
---|---|---|
3.9.6 | 10.8 | |
3.10.6 | 11.4 |
@reema93jain Can you help confirm it's a memory issue? Maybe also change the comment on Query 21 in PR #58
Hi Team,
Thank you for looking into it.
Below are the details about my system. I will remove comment on Query 21:
chdb==0.10.1, Python 3.10.6
Memory Size:
CPU Info: ![image](https://github.com/chdb-io/chdb/assets/113460610/a0505e72-9b08-4063-8be1-70f
Kernel logs kernel_logs.txt 3534a4cdd)
Thanks Reema Jain
Hi,
I have been testing ChDB on TPCH_SF10 queries but it fails to execute Query 21. Can you please look into this? Screenshot below:
Thanks Reema Jain