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Value too large to be stored in data type???

Hello,
I get this message : "Value too large to be stored in data type" when I try to open a 3Gb file.
Can someone helps me to resolve the problem.
Thank you very much
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Limame,
Don't you think it is important to tell us what you are using
to "open" a 4GB file?
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I am using streamweaver to open an afp file
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Limame,
I do not have any knowledge of streamweaver.
People in this site know Unix commands/tools, for this reason, you may
not receive an answer to your question.
In any event, there may be somebody here that knows streamweaver.
Good luck!
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Check ulimits for the user, thats all I could think of.
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Is this a 32bit/64bit issue? What operating system version and application was used to create the file, and what version and application is trying to open it?
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