CharlesO

CharlesO

I have read through this thread: binary-pattern-matching-when-input-is-a-stream on a related subject, but i’m not able to make any headway.

I get this error trying to load and parse a large binary directly:

iex> JQL.save "--1566364097905", "STMT.ENTRY"
eheap_alloc: Cannot allocate 18446744071692551144 bytes of memory (of type "heap").

Crash dump is being written to: erl_crash.dump...

I’m doing an ETL (extract - transform - load) for a reporting project, moving data from a proprietary platform into SQL Server for easier reporting.

The parser has worked fine until I hit this size issue.

Please how / can we use streams to handle these kind of situations?
(particularly when initial or existing parser had not been built with streaming in mind)

JQL Parser: https://gist.github.com/CharlesOkwuagwu/4c6c89d96db7876bc0d27fecd518340e (updated)

Sample large file (~850mb unzipped): https://paperlesssolutionsltd.com.ng/java/--1566364097905.7z

Thanks.

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hauleth

hauleth

No surprise there as I assume that you do not have 163 PB of RAM available for your machine. It seems like you want to load a lot of data at once. Maybe try to split it into reasonable chunks?

CharlesO

CharlesO OP

Im just loading 853mb …

I have 16 GB ram

NobbZ

NobbZ

But the error message you posted, it claims that it wants to allocate another 18446744071692551144 byte, which is 18014398507512256 kiB, 17592186042492 MiB, 17179869182 GiB, 16777215 TiB, 16383 PiB, so ~16 EiB…

As you can see @hauleth even missed by a factor of ~100…

There might be plenty of reasons why such a huge amount of memory might be allocated…

CharlesO

CharlesO OP

Very strange.

Im at a loss.

I’ve uploaded the code and exact file I’m trying to process

NobbZ

NobbZ

Does the problem persist if you remove this line?

https://gist.github.com/CharlesOkwuagwu/4c6c89d96db7876bc0d27fecd518340e#file-jql-ex-L102

You are not even using the result of term_to_binary… And unless compressed, it will always require more memory than the input.

CharlesO

CharlesO OP

That line was just for testing something else. removing it still brings allocation errors, but smaller:

iex> JQL.save "--1566364097905", "STMT.ENTRY"
eheap_alloc: Cannot allocate 1898305688 bytes of memory (of type "heap").

Crash dump is being written to: erl_crash.dump...
 def save(src, name) do
    {:ok, <<len::32, "[", _::bits>> = bin} = :file.read_file("_cache/#{src}")
    {:ok, f} = :file.open("_cache/#{name}.bin", [:raw, :binary, :write, :delayed_write])
    m = _r(binary_part(bin, 5, len - 2), [])
    # b = :erlang.term_to_binary(m)
    :done
  end

i’m able to read the file, but not parse it.

This is a smaller sample of using the parser to handle just a few kilobytes:

def decode(hex), do: _r(Base.decode16!(hex))

iex> JQL.decode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

iex> {:data, 5,
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   ["163770001352821.010001", "163770001352821.010001", "00000000019739", "NG0010001", "3491.00", "213", "ALLOCATION", "ALLOCATION", "", "1", "1", "5002", "20121101", "", "FT1230600066", "", "20121101", "1",
    "3", "FT1230600066", "FT", "20121101", "163770001352821.01;1-2", "", "", "1", "1211011440", "NGN", "3491.00", "", "DEBIT", "", "20121101", "20121101", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "",
    "AC.1.TR.NGN.5002.1.5020.4900.NG.NG.1000-1.1.....NG0010001", "", "DEFAULT", "NG0010001", "", "", "20121101", "1", "", ""],
   ["169230000963954.010002", "169230000963954.010002", "NGN1126000010001", "NG0010001", "-494549.01", "213", "", "", "", "", "1", "11260", "20140429", "", "FT1411900006", "", "20140429", "1", "7",
    "FT1411900006", "FT", "20140429", "169230000963954.01;1-2", "", "", "1", "1405011745", "NGN", "-494549.01", "", "DEBIT", "", "20140429", "20140429", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "",
    "AC.1.TR.NGN.11260.7.....1000-1......NG0010001", "", "DEFAULT", "NG0010001", "", "", "20140429", "1", "", ""],
   ["169840000541985.020002", "169840000541985.020002", "00000000021024", "NG0010001", "-69022.66", "213", "COLLECTION", "COLLECTION", "", "1000", "1", "5003", "20140630", "", "FT1418200142", "", "20140701",
    "1", "3", "FT1418200142", "FT", "20140701", "169840000541985.02;1-2", "", "", "1", "1407011139", "NGN", "-69022.66", "", "CREDIT", "", "20140630", "20140630", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "20140701", "",
    "", "", "", "AC.1.TR.NGN.5003.7.5020.4900.NG.NG.1000-1.1000.....NG0010001", "", "DEFAULT", "NG0010001", "", "", "20140701", "1", "", ""],
   ["169840000646177.000001", "169840000646177.000001", "00000000019844", "NG0010002", "205080.88", "213", "", "", "", "2000", "1", "1206", "20140701", "", "FT1418200348", "", "20140701", "1", "7",
    "FT1418200348", "FT", "20140701", "169840000646177.00;1;1", "", "", "1", "1407011249", "NGN", "205080.88", "", "CREDIT", "", "20140701", "20140701", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "",
    "AC.1.TR.NGN.1206.7.5020.4900.NG.NG.2000-1.2000.....NG0010002", "", "DEFAULT", "NG0010002", "", "", "20140701", "1", "", ""],
   ["169840002452006.020001", "169840002452006.020001", "00000000019941", "NG0010001", "108368.00", "213", "CLEARED DETAILS", "CLEARED DETAILS", "", "1000", "1", "1010", "20140701", "", "FT1418200463", "",
    "20140701", "1", "3", "FT1418200463", "FT", "20140701", "169840002452006.02;1-2", "", "", "1", "1407011426", "NGN", "108368.00", "", "CREDIT", "", "20140701", "20140701", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "",
    "", "", "", "", "AC.1.TR.NGN.1010.7.5020.4900.NG.NG.1000-1.1000.....NG0010001", "", "", "NG0010001", "", "", "20140701", "1", "", ""]
 ]}
iex>
NobbZ

NobbZ

Another problem might be, that you are appending to your accumulator all the time… This requires rebuilding the list all the time, eg:

defp _r(<<"LI", 1::32, ";", b::bits>>, val), do: _r(b, val ++ [nil])

I’m not sure how to refactor though. As I currently will not try to understand the full parser, as I do not know JQL anyway…

CharlesO

CharlesO OP

@NobbZ i just uploaded a 3k sample that contains 5 rows of data.

IF i can optimize the way i handle this, possibly the much larger file may equally be processed without memory issues

CharlesO

CharlesO OP

I see your point.

The mistake might be in trying to build out / parse the entire file into memory in one go.

What you pointed out should not be an issue, say if i was processing each row of data and dumping row by row in the database, instead of parsing all rows first., before dumping to the DB, like i do now.

benwilson512

benwilson512

Author of Craft GraphQL APIs in Elixir with Absinthe

@CharlesO At a minimum if you are going to parse it all in memory, you need to never append to a list in a loop. This is an O(n^2) operation. You should prepend to the list, and then reverse at the end. Or, use a body recursive function that builds the list front to back via recursion.

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