Maximum process size !

Hi guys !
What is the maximum virtual process size in Solaris 8 64 bit. I know in 32 bit Solaris it is 2GB.
I'm troubleshooting a Java out of memory error.
Thanks,
- Solarised

Extending the size of JRE Heap is not always the answer, you will need to start tuning your garbage collection to free off more memory on a more regular basis. Also I you are going to extend the size of your JRE Heap then ensure you get the minimum and maximum parameters correct, I would suggest you set them to the same size. Last point to remember, only calculate the size of your JRE Heap from the available memory, not the total memory.

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>
Dominic Souz wrote:
> HI ALL,
>
> 1)any idea like the maximum file size PI 7.1 can handel if there is no File Content conversion .Say if PI is working like a FTP server ..
>
> if there is anymothed to calculate it in MB.. ?
>
> 2)Bacause i have a Flat file of size 400 MB .once i activate the sender communication channel it gets struck ..pls let me know how can i handel this file of 400 MB .. ? customer is looking for some method to handel this .. ?
>
> regards
> Souz
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