Invalid argument: value is too large

[sepine]

Hi,

When I save a large data, about 80G, I got an error, Invalid argument: value is too large, how can I address this?

Thanks for your help!

@Congyuwang @JiangDonglai98

[Congyuwang]

Is that 80GB the size of a single value?

[sepine]

Yes, I try to serialize two dicts, each of which holds about 40G data, and when I put each part in separate keys, I will got this error.

[sepine]

Just use the 'put' method

[Congyuwang]

Can you try to print out which key-value pair in particular causes this error? This might give us a clue about the cause.

[Congyuwang]

Do you mean you are storing them in 2 keys or storing using the inner key-value of the dict?

[Congyuwang]

If you are storing the 2 dicts in only 2 keys, it will probably cause error. I’d recommend you to store the dicts using the inner keys of the dicts into rocksdict (which is better at storing smaller key-value pairs).

[sepine]

I define two key-value pair in my code,
all_infos ->(a serialized json data)
latest_infos -> (a serialized json data)

I iteratively update these to values in these to keys using the new data. Then I will store the updated results into db,
using put (all_info, ) and put(latest_infos -> )

But I got the above error.

[sepine]

You mean I store the data, using this format, like

key: {k1: {k2: v}}

I store as (key_k1_k2, v)

right?

[Congyuwang]

Yes, key_k1_k2 would work better. Plus you would be able to query key_k1_k2 immediately without reading and loading the large all_infos. You can also use column families and store the two dicts in two different column families, so you won't need the all_infos prefix.

[sepine]

Many thanks for your help, making me more familiar with KV database.

Thank you!