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Usually the display indicates the message has been repeated many times. The only way to recover is to kill the app and restart.
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Device: [Android SM-T500]
OS: [Android 12]
ColdChain Version [v0.5.3-rc5 merged with my fahrenheit display changes]
Additional context
Seems to be happening more often. When I first started this test, about a month ago, things ran for a couple of weeks before this happened. Lately, it happens after a few hours.
I guess this means the sqlite database is full? It may be because I'm using the app in a way that is a bit different from most MSupply customers: I am monitoring 4 sensors with 5 minute update, and I have no connection to an upstream database. I have tried browsing the sqlite file on my computer. It currently contains about 28K data points, starting from about three hours ago, when I most recently restarted the app. So apparently the DB gets reset when the app is restarted. Yet is very large: 11 MB-- go figure. And it seems to be recording 7 entries every minute, even though my update interval is set to 5 minutes.
Is there some setup that I might be missing?
thanks
Chester
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After a period of time, the app stops and displays a LogBox error message:
Uncaught Error
Property storage exceeds 196607 properties
Usually the display indicates the message has been repeated many times. The only way to recover is to kill the app and restart.
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Seems to be happening more often. When I first started this test, about a month ago, things ran for a couple of weeks before this happened. Lately, it happens after a few hours.
I guess this means the sqlite database is full? It may be because I'm using the app in a way that is a bit different from most MSupply customers: I am monitoring 4 sensors with 5 minute update, and I have no connection to an upstream database. I have tried browsing the sqlite file on my computer. It currently contains about 28K data points, starting from about three hours ago, when I most recently restarted the app. So apparently the DB gets reset when the app is restarted. Yet is very large: 11 MB-- go figure. And it seems to be recording 7 entries every minute, even though my update interval is set to 5 minutes.
Is there some setup that I might be missing?
thanks
Chester
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: