Jrun.exe Memory Issue

I am using Coldfusion 8 Developer Edition as a testing server
for Dreamweaver website development. I am running Windows Vista
Home Premium and 2 Gig of memory. When I start my computer I run
into memory issues which I have traced to jrun.exe which is a part
of Coldfusion. For maybe the first hour jrun is using well over a
half a gig of member. After that it drops to about 60,000k. Does
anyone know of a way to reduce that?
I am a mid level user with no server admin experience beyond
setting up CF developer edition using mostly default settings. I
have found support articles about this problem, but all of them
were way over my head. Any suggestions need to be very specific and
not in server admin jargon.

You can try reducing the max heap for the java in the
coldfusion administrator to little bit lower value so the garbage
collection might happen sooner. Its not easy to say how much max
heap you should set as it totally depends on your application
usage. Also, you can try to upgrade your java version to see if
that improves garbage collection.

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Jrun.exe memory leak

Hi,
I had my brand new test server setup earlier this month with
everything clean installed. I'm having issue with jrun.exe memory
usage skyrocketing to 500mb+. jrun.exe also makes the sql queries
to respond slow. What i've been doing for past week is terminate
the process, and restart the server.
Event after restarting, sometimes it instantly goes back to
500mb+ usage. I'm testing farely small application on this server,
i dont think the application would be causing this issue.
I had the same problem before, thats why it lead me to get
new test server, but now event on brand new system, jrun to repeat
same issue.
Beside coldfusion, i have sql server 2008, which runs
perfectly normal throughout the week.
Does anyone know the fix?
Syed

Jrun's jvm memory usage is configurable in the jvm.config
file. It is most likely the default startup is defaulting to take
up a minimum of 500 MB. Different jvm's act differently and some
are better at memory management than others. This isn't necessarily
an indication of a memory leak, it's more the jvm's nature to act
in this manner. No matter what it's probably peaking around 1.5 GB
if I had to guess.
I would look for other areas when it comes to performance, if
it's a small application and the only thing running on the CF
server. Look for things like unintentional loops, returning large
record sets from SQL, large values in session variables. Also never
store client variables in the registry. It could also be if you
have large db tables, you may need some indexing in the database.

CF8 jrun.exe memory usage

Hello-
Thanks in advance. I've installed an eval version of CF8 on
my (future) production server running Windows 2003 Server Standard.
I've noticed jrun.exe is using about 160+MB of RAM. That seems high
to me, so I installed it on my development machine and noticed it's
using the same amount. Is this normal? It seems high considering
CF7 was using about 55MB. I've scoured the forums (and Google) to
see if there's any info on this, but no luck.
Your input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Peter

I meant eight hundred megabytes to one gigabyte, of RAM, in
use, times two instances per physical box. :)
We're doing about 3.5 million page hits per day on one
app/web server for a corporate intranet. So we run high in the
memory usage department.

Multiple instances of jrun.exe running?

Is it common for there to be more than one instance of
jrun.exe running in a non-clustered installation of CF7? There have
been episodes where jrun.exe seems to get taxed on moderately size
queries. After looking at Task Manager on Win2K3 server - there are
sometimes 3 or 4 instances of jrun.exe running. The first instance
is usually very high (ex. 450 MB) while the other instance(s) hover
around the 10-15 MB mark and remain constant. Does this sound like
an issue that can be controlled by CFAdmin or are there issues with
our configuration:
Win2K3 Server (VMWare instance)
CF7.01 (yes we know it needs a patch)
512 MB RAM
Any thoughts on this is appreciated.
Thanks.

> Is it common for there to be more than one instance of
jrun.exe running in a
> non-clustered installation of CF7?
Yes.
A multi-server install (not a clustered) of CF could well
have one instance
of JRUN.EXE running for each CF instance. There's usually at
least two: one
for the initial CF instance, and one for the JMC. You can
switch the JMC
one off (starting it on the off-chance you need it, which is
almost never).
> The first instance is usually very high (ex. 450 MB)
while the other
That's not especially high for a CF app server. We generally
allocate the
max 1.3GB (on Windows) to the JVM that each CF instance is
using.
> 512 MB RAM
OK, that's not even enough RAM for a PC workstation these
days, let alone a
server! W2k3 itself needs around a minimum of 400MB to run.
The default
install of CF will want another 512MB.
I would not run a desktop PC on less than 2GB RAM these days.
And make
that 4GB for a server. A low-spec'ed one.
Adam

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"11:05:03.7884580 AM","jrun.exe","1996","QueryOpen","D:\JRun4\servers\server1\cfusion.ear\cfusion.war\WEB-I NF\classes\macromedia\jdbc\sqlserver\SQLServerURLParser.class","PATH NOT FOUND",""
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"11:05:03.7910091 AM","jrun.exe","1996","QueryOpen","D:\JRun4\servers\server1\cfusion.ear\cfusion.war\WEB-I NF\flex\jars\macromedia\jdbc\sqlserver\SQLServerURLParser.class","PATH NOT FOUND",""
"11:05:03.7911502 AM","jrun.exe","1996","QueryOpen","D:\JRun4\servers\server1\cfusion.ear\cfusion.war\WEB-I NF\cfform\jars\macromedia\jdbc\sqlserver\SQLServerURLParser.class","PATH NOT FOUND",""
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"11:05:03.7917110 AM","jrun.exe","1996","QueryOpen","D:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war\WEB-I NF\cfusion\lib\oosdk\lib\macromedia\jdbc\sqlserver\SQLServerURLParser.class","PATH NOT FOUND",""
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Jrun.exe and jvm limits 32bit Win

I have two web servers running Windows 2003 Web Edition (32 bit) and CF 8 Standard. If I look in task manager the jrun.exe on both servers uses between 600-900 MB's. So does that mean if I combined the load off those two servers into one would it mean that jrun.exe would use between 1200-1800 MB's and if so would that then fail because of the JVM limit of 1.2 GB's in 32 bit windows?
Thanks in advance!

A 32 bit JVM is going to have a hard limit of 1.8GB. It is very hard to say whether or not you'll bump into the various memory limits if you combine two servers.
It all depends on what each server is doing and how hard each server is doing it. As others have said, a lot of that memory useage you see in task manager is cached code, returned result sets and other misc data.
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Jrun.exe

Hi,
I'm having a few problems with Coldfusion 8 on a windows 2003 box. Over the last few months the jrun.exe has been creeping upto 99% and locking until I Kill the process.
Some weeks it will go without a problem and then all of a sudden it will need killing 5 or 6 times a day.
Has anyone any ideas as I cant see a pattern. I've done a search and tried a few things such as logging slow pages etc but nothing has worked so far.
Thanks for any help.
Craig.

Thanks for the reply:
The log files haven't reported anything, I've even archived them off so I can spot things a little easier.
The high cpu happens at random times, last two mornings it;s been high, but today it's not. (Although I did archive the log files of yesterday).
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becomes very slow and it goes down. As a temporary fix, we are getting the Coldfusion services restarted to resolve this issue.
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-Carl V.

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Kindly help me regarding settings in java. Scenario is like that. I have one server having two jboss versions (jboss-4.2.3 GA and jboss- 3.2.6). Each having java memory (JVM settings) 1 GB. The total memory of that server is 3 GB.
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mehrfach kontierte Pos. nicht generell überlesen werden.
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Hi,
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I have a MSI 975X Platinum rev 2 mb with a e6300 processor overclocked to 2.24ghz.
If your CPU operates @2.24 GHz, it means that you increased FSB frequency to about 348 MHz.
To make sure there is no misunderstanding here, let me point out the following:
Memory frequency is ALWAYS linked to FSB frequency by the FSB/DRAM Ratio you can select in BIOS. If you select 1:1 for example, the BIOS will show that memory frequency is 533 MHz. This value however, only applies to the default FSB clock speed of 266 MHz:
266 MHz x 1 = 266 MHz (or 533 MHz effective DDR2-frequency).
If your system is overclocked, what counts is only FSB/DRAM ratio, not the memory speed displayed in BIOS. That means, if you set FSB/DRAM ration to 1:1 and FSB frequency to 348 MHz, your RAM will operate @:
348 MHz x 1 = 348 MHz (or 696 MHz effective DDR2-frequency).
The main question is:
What are you talking about when you say, you can't make your RAM operate @800 MHz?
The BIOS does not offer a proper divider to get your RAM to 800 MHz @348 FSB clock speed to begin with.
You have the following choices if your overclock your system:
FSB=300 + FSB/DRAM ratio = 1.33
300 MHz x 1.33 ~ 400 MHz (or 800 MHz effective DDR2-frequency)
FSB=320 MHz + FSB/DRAM ratio = 1:1.25
320 MHz x 1.25 = 400 MHz (or 800 MHz effective DDR2-frequency)
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400 MHz x 1 = 400 MHz (or 800 MHz effective DDR2-frequency)
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I am using a stock hs/fan from amd, which seems to run a tad hot but, considering that I wont overclock until I can get board stable, its not an issue. (runs 35-40 idle and up to 72 intensive). I need the warranty more then the extra mhz at present.
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The psu i got is stick from the xblade case i bought in store. (http://www.xoxide.com/xblade2.html)
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What temps should I be looking for on these items?

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