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1/13206 subtests failed Files=318, Tests=13206, 601 wallclock secs ([..]) Failed 1/318 test programs 1/13206 subtests failed To resolve this issue, you ll have to dig into the failing tests and decide whether it s a bug that you re concerned about or not One of the module s dependencies fails tests CPAN automatically installs dependencies, so if a module you re trying to install depends on fails, the same message will occur as in the previous example The only difference is that there is a lot more output to sift through..

Indexing cache: The value in this field corresponds to the amount of RAM, in megabytes, devoted to indexing by the client workstation RAM is used for this purpose only while the index procedure is running When an index has completed, RAM is returned to the workstation and will be used by other programs In general, the higher this value, the less time it will take an index to complete However, the value shouldn t equal the total amount of available RAM in the workstation, as the machine s operating system itself requires RAM How much RAM a workstation s operating system needs varies by operating system Microsoft recommends that Windows XP be allocated at least 128MB of RAM for it to function properly.

Figure 2-9. The SQL Developer start page There is not a great deal of basic configuration for SQL Developer that you need to do at this time. The out of the box settings are fairly good for most users, but there are a couple of items that are worth considering: setting the default script file location and disabling default extensions. It is usually a good idea to specify the default location for saving and running scripts. One minor annoyance with SQL Developer is that the settings for the file locations are spread among several different dialogs. Select Tools Preferences to bring up the Preferences dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-10. To set the Script location, select Databases Worksheet and enter the preferred location for scripts in the Select default path to look for scripts box.

This means that if a workstation running Windows XP has 512MB of RAM installed, 128MB should be reserved for XP, leaving 384MB to be divided between the Indexing and Dictionary caches Dictionary cache: Unlike RAM used during indexing, Concordance uses RAM allocated for the Dictionary cache continuously, to store data pertaining to various list files, security files, database key files, and when invoked by indexing procedures This RAM isn t released back to the operating system while Concordance is active Dataflight recommends a setting of 4MB for the Dictionary cache In the preceding example, where 384MB was calculated to be the amount of RAM that could be split between the Indexing and Dictionary caches, 380MB can be allocated for indexing Multiuser Reindexing: Users can continue using a Concordance database while it s reindexing, though this will cause the reindexing itself to proceed more slowly.

If you think that a test failure is innocuous, you can just install it from the CPAN shell with the force or notest pragmas. Most of the time, test failures are innocuous but irritating. It s usually worth filing a bug report with the author via http://rt.cpan.org if you know that the problem is not caused by your system. The real skill to learn, though, is how to detect what s failing for important reasons and what s a minor annoyance that needs further attention. The first thing to do is look in the directory that the module has been unpacked in. Then you can run the tests yourself with the command prove -l t. From here, you can easily identify which tests are failing and use the source code for the tests to identify why that may be the case. This sounds more complex than it is, especially when you consider that on the rare occasion that this type of problem happens, it s usually innocuous or easily fixed.