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KB310427: Error message 'Failed to read from pipe. System Error 0x0000006D(109); -- The pipe has been ended.' appears when users are refreshing an Intelligent Cube in MicroStrategy 10.4


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This knowledge base article describes an issue where 'Failed to read from pipe. System Error 0x0000006D(109); -- The pipe has been ended.' appears when users are refreshing an Intelligent Cube in MicroStrategy 10.4.

SYMPTOM:
Error 'Failed to read from pipe. System Error 0x0000006D(109); -- The pipe has been ended' is received when users are refreshing an Intelligent Cube, as showed below.

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'Error: SQL Generation CompleteQueryEngine encountered error: Unknown failed. Unable to connect. 
Error type: System call error. Error communicating with connection process. Failed to read from pipe. 
System Error 0x0000006D (109): --- The pipe has been ended.. SQL Statement: select xxx'

 In DSSErrors.log, below error is found:

 [HOST:xxx][PID:4240][THR:xxx][MultiProcess][Error] Failed to write to pipe.
System Error 0x000005AA (1450): --- Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.

CAUSE:
The Microsoft Windows error 1450 (Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service) usually indicates an insufficiency of Kernel memory resources to complete the Windows API call requested. In this case, this issue happens due to there is no enough memory on Database server machine.
ACTION:
Increase the memory on Database server machine.
This issue has been logged as Scopus ID: 138135 and KB ID: 000007499


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Published:

June 7, 2017

Last Updated:

September 16, 2018