When using an instance of GbjIterator to enumerate over a large collection, if the collection is larger than GbjIterator.BatchSize (defaults to 1000), then the following exception is raised when attempting to enumerate to an element beyond the batch size:
com.gemstone.gbjgci.GbjGciException: GBJ Error: startIndex/numObjs out of range in getObjs()
at com.gemstone.gbjgci.GbjGciInterface.newException(GbjGciInterface.java:324)
at com.gemstone.gbjgci.GbjGciInterface.getObjs(GbjGciInterface.java:888)
at com.gemstone.gbjgci.GbjGciSession.getObjs(GbjGciSession.java:486)
at com.gemstone.gbj.GbjIterator.getNextBatch(GbjIterator.java:112)
at com.gemstone.gbj.GbjIterator.nextElement(GbjIterator.java:102)
at Test15.doit(Test15.java:65)
at Test15.main(Test15.java:80)
Increase the size of GbjIterator.BatchSize to a value greater than the largest expected collection size. This value should not exceed the setting for bufSize used in a GbjSession.initialize( ) or GbjGciInterface.initialize( ) call (see javadocs for details - default value is 100000).
Alternatively, use a java.utils.Enumeration instead.
Last updated: 11/8/17