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too much recursion errors when plotting #2
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Example of what I am seeing: |
Not sure if this is helpful to gauge the dataset size:
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That is indeed debug output from the sqlite reader - I had left certain types unspecified until I came across them in files I had so that I knew I'd be handeling them correctly. That may be the root cause of the other issues, but it may not. That is a somewhat higher number of CellLocation entries and who knows. |
I see this too on my maps but my error takes the form: Error: too much recursion I only get this on certain computers but both with firefox 3.6, 4.0 and safari all on a mac. My linux box doesn't have any problems on firefox 3.6 or 4.0. |
I'm not sure why, but I'm seeing this when I plot:
too much recursion
http://maps.gstatic.com/intl/en_us/mapfiles/api-3/4/11/main.js
Line 25
var Te=Se(-Oe,-Oe,Oe,Oe),Ue=Se(0,0,0,0...s[d])thisd;else this.set(b,c)}};
This is from Firebug in Firefox 4; Chrome's JS console doesn't show this error but I have the feeling it is blowing up on the exact same thing as the end result is the same- a map totally zoomed out and small in the upper-left corner, with absolutely nothing plotted.
Both FF and Chrome also show a bunch of these, but I have the feeling they are just debug output more than anything:
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
plist.js:82unknown column of type 6
plist.js:82unknown column of type 6
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
plist.js:82unknown column of type 8
(I see types 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Other note: I could get it to work with an older backup and a consolidated.db sized at 9.6MB, this particular one is 29MB.
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