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Jeff, We have a hypothesis. It is the case that the products you are receiving are relatively small. The LDM assumes a default product size of 2048 and calculates the number of product slots by <queueSize>/2048. Your products tend to be signficantly smaller. Thus, it is possible that your queue could run out of slots. I understand that everything was working under IRIX 5.0.5. But, since you allocated 75Mb perhaps that gave you enough slots that the queue would not need to grow. Please look at the log entries for this configuration and see what the queue usage is there. Also, we would like you to test 5.0.9 on IRIX using identical parameters to 5.0.5. That is, start with a 75Mb queue. Please let us know the results, especially the queue usage. Regardless of the outcome of the above test, you can use the -S option in pqcreate to specify the number of slots you want for your queue. Give this a try, but, if possible, please do the above tests first so we can confirm our suspicions. By the way, we are aware that the -s option to pqcreate is not working. Our apologies for that. Also, I understand that it is often easier to talk rather than send email. However, email is important to us because we use it to track our efforts, interact with each other, and populate our database. So, please send email in the future. Thank you! Anne -- *************************************************** Anne Wilson UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden P.O. Box 3000 (303) 497-8677 Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------- Unidata WWW server http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ****************************************************