Increase Heap Space on Oracle UCM 10g

Hey everyone,
I need to increase the heap space for my UCM, but I have no idea how to do it. I thought I had to edit intradoc.cfg, but there are no memory properties even in that file.
Any help with this would be awesome.
Thanks!

Hi,
Yes, it indeed goes to intradoc.cfg
JAVA_MAX_HEAP_SIZE=[Size in megabytes]
Restart the CS post this.

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>
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>
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     at oracle.diffmergevhv.ToolMain.openView(ToolMain.java:493)
     at oracle.diffmergevhv.ToolMain.executeGUI(ToolMain.java:146)
     at oracle.diffmergevhv.ToolMain.execute(ToolMain.java:91)
     at oracle.diffmergevhv.diffmerge.DiffMergeTask.execute(DiffMergeTask.java:23)
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I also tried the "ade diff -gui " command but the problem remains the same.
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existing jazn: 2.2 MB
new jazn : 3.4 MB
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use the ade diff -gui command
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