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Re: Memory consumption limit

Re: Memory consumption limit
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:47:27 -070
Pijush,

It would be possible to place a call to ulimit() in the tpsvrinit() function 
of the server whose memory you want to limit.  However, this is only a 
stopgap solution, and the real solution is to figure out why the server 
memory consumption is growing and fix this.  The product Purify from IBM's 
Rational division is an excellent way to debug memory problems.  The AIX 
MALLOCDEBUG capability is another way to debug memory problems, and other 
memory debugging products also exist in the market.

Ed

<Pijush Koley> wrote in message news:5700001605@newsgroups.bea.com...
Hi All,

We have an application where Tuxedo is starting many servers and each server 
is performing some action. On AIX UNIX(v 5.2) box the server memory 
consumption is growing over time.

Can I set some limit of the memory and if any server instance reaches the 
memory size then Tuxedo will shut down the instance and bring up another 
instance?
The application is using Tuxedo 8.0 P331.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
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