token

For your issue:

Small file → answer comes
Large file → no answer

The solution is usually do not send the whole file to Ollama.

Use this approach:

Large File
    ↓
Extract text
    ↓
Split into chunks
(500–1000 tokens)
    ↓
Create embeddings
    ↓
Store in Vector DB
(FAISS / Chroma)
    ↓
Retrieve only relevant chunks
    ↓
Send to Ollama
    ↓
Get answer

If you want a quick fix (without redesign)

Try these:

1. Increase context size

Example:

OLLAMA_CONTEXT_LENGTH=8192 ollama run llama3

Or use models with larger context.

But this is only temporary.


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2. Reduce input size

Instead of:

Send 200 page PDF

Do:

Page 1–20
Page 21–40
Page 41–60

Process separately.


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3. Add chunking in code

Example logic:

text = extract_pdf()

chunk_size = 1000

chunks = split(text)

for chunk in chunks:
    send_to_ollama(chunk)


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4. Use RAG (recommended for company/intranet AI)

Stack:

Ollama

LangChain

FAISS or ChromaDB

Embedding model (nomic-embed-text)


Install example:

ollama pull llama3
ollama pull nomic-embed-text
pip install langchain chromadb


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5. Check RAM

If using:

7B → preferably 8–16 GB RAM

13B → 16–32 GB

Bigger models need more


Check:

Windows → Task Manager → Memory

If memory hits 100%, large files may fail.


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Industry recommendation

For internal enterprise AI on intranet:

User Upload
      ↓
Parser
      ↓
Chunking
      ↓
Embedding
      ↓
Vector DB
      ↓
Retriever
      ↓
Ollama

Do not use:

PDF → Ollama directly

Use:

PDF → RAG → Ollama

That is the actual solution.

If you tell me file type (PDF/DOCX), file size, and Ollama model name, I can point to the exact bottleneck.

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