Hi Monks,
I have the read/write one DBM database by about 10-20 scripts. the read/write hang on long time . so I kill the process of read/write process by "kill" linux command.
However,I try to re-read/write the same DBM database with same script.
the error out:
DBM::Deep: Cannot allocate transaction ID at
how to solve this ? or my DBM database broken ? 

sub writeToDB {
   say "start to writeToDB";
   my $dbName = shift || "LMT.db"; 
   my $pName = shift;
   my $date= shift; 
   my $hashRef= shift; 
   my $db = DBM::Deep->new(
       file=> $dbName,
       num_txns=> 10,
    ); 
 eval { 
  $db->begin_work;
  foreach ( keys %$hashRef) {
    push @{$db->{$pName}->{$date}->{$_}},$hashRef->{$_}; 
  }
    $db->commit;
 };
 if(defined $@ and length $@) {
   say $@;
   $db->rollback;
 }
}

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In reply to DBM::Deep: Cannot allocate transaction ID by fanasy

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