Out of memory error in adobe migration tool

Hello,
            While migrating data from version cue server to DAM server adobe migration tool is showing out of memory error.
Is there any way to increase memory size for migration tool.
Thanks,

Hi,
I had this issue as well. Does anyone know why this happens

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