Fatal Exception during Auto-Import process: bad allocation

[bullpit]

Hi!

I've installed PT3 right now, and a problem has occured during auto-import process.
It has started importing in order, but after a while it finished with the following error message:
Fatal Exception during Auto-Import process: bad allocation.

(it happaned my own desktop. For a couple of weeks ago I installed onto my notebook, and everithing was fine. Altoogh, my notebook didnt contain thousands of hand histories to import.)

Please help!

Thank you for advance!

Bullpit

[WhiteRider]

If you run auto import again do you see the same problem?

What version of PT3 are you using? (see the title bar)
If it's not Beta 26 please try updating.
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PT3 Build History / Release Notes

Please read the release notes - in particular note that Beta 25 introduces HUD profiles and this will reset the positions of your groups on the table - the configuration of the groups will be unaffected but you will need to reposition the stats just this once and then PT-icon -> Save Layout. Tutorial: Managing HUD Profiles

If you still have the problem Please enable logging, reproduce the problem by playing a few hands on a single table and submit your PokerTracker.log and PokerTrackerHUD.log files (zip/compress them first, call it logs.zip) to the Support system , and link to this thread in the reference field of the ticket so that we can investigate.

[bullpit]

Thank you for your fast action!

I've upgraded, but I still have the problem. (Now, its beta26) It seems some kind of memory problem, but i really dont know.
I can play a couple of hands but the problem is occuring during the first import that cannot be finished.

I've sent the compressed log files in a ticket.

Thank you for you help,

bullpit

[WhiteRider]

Thanks - please attach the hand history file for the session to your ticket too.
Someone will get back to you via your ticket.

[bullpit]

Ok, the problem has been solved. That was very simple. I shouldnt have tried to use auto-import, for the first importing. There were more than 1000 files, 100000 hands. So manual import was the solution.
Thank you for your help!
Regards,
BP