SAP DBTech JDBC: [4]: cannot allocate enough memory: Out of memory

Hello,
I am currently experiencing this error when making request to the Hana database via jdbc : SAP DBTech JDBC: [4]: cannot allocate enough memory: Out of memory
I guess I am running out of space, so I wanted to delete some data from unused tables. The problem is that I cannot connect with Studio anymore "Error when connecting to system".
Is there another way to delete data from some tables when getting this particular error ?
Does anyone experienced such a situation ?
Thank you,
Benoît

Hi Benoit,
Please plan to migrate to the latest version from Rev 38 before 1 year license expires in Rev 38 in Oct 2013. You need to export your content and import in the latest version.
As you are aware, a lot of bugs are fixed between Rev 38 and the newer releases along with new SPS5 features and HANA One is adding new web based management features in each HANA One release which does not need SSH to stop|start HANA as it can be done in browser starting in Rev 52 (check out The specified item was not found.for additional info). Please stay tuned for the upcoming version which will have additional management features to manage your instance.
Thanks,
Swapan

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com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[T166][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setString (12, S24VD20.ACK)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[T166][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setString (13, null)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[T166][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setString (14, null)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[T166][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].execute ()
=> false
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.ConnectionSapDB at 166aa18[T166].close ()
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[closed][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setTimestamp (1, 2009-05-15 22:48:26.021)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[closed][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setShort (2, 1)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[closed][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setShort (3, 1)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[closed][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setShort (4, 1)
com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB at 1c0e45a[closed][ParseID 0000026800000a0212003c00].setString (5, KM2 Konstt)
<-!
Timestamp: 2009-05-15 22:49:15.692com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.exceptions.ObjectIsClosedException: SAP DBTech JDBC: Object is closed.
     at com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.ConnectionItem.assertOpen(ConnectionItem.java:53)
     at com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.CallableStatementSapDB.setString(CallableStatementSapDB.java:2191)
     at com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.trace.log.CallableStatement.setString(CallableStatement.java:2888)
     at com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.trace.CallableStatement.setString(CallableStatement.java:1050)
     at de.pkv.eventlogger.handler.EventLogEntryDAO.callInsertEventLogEntry(EventLogEntryDAO.java:150)
     at de.pkv.eventlogger.handler.DBhistoryOutputHandler.run(DBhistoryOutputHandler.java:52)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)

it was the wrong place for a finally-statement in run()-Method:
     public void run() {
         while (true) { // do forever
             try {
               entry = this.theQueue.take(); // wait, if empty
               if (DEBUG) System.out.println(name + ": try to take from queue: " + entry);
               if (DEBUG) System.out.println(name + ": EventLogEntry: " + entry.toString());
               // do the work: insert into Database:
                   success = dao.insertEventLogEntry(entry);     // insert new Entry (Prep.Statement)
                   //success = dao.callInsertEventLogEntry(entry);     // insert new Entry (call db_proc)
             if (DEBUG) System.out.println(name + ": Insert new LogEntry. Success: " + success);
               // Thread.sleep(10);
               //Thread.yield();
             } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                 System.err.println(name + ": Error in Thread.sleep()");
               e.printStackTrace();
             } catch (Exception e) {
                 System.err.println(name + ": Error: " + e.getMessage());
             } // catch
      //       finally {
      //            if (con != null) {
      //                    try {
      //                         con.close();
      //                    } catch (SQLException e) {
      //                         // TODO Auto-generated catch block
      //                         e.printStackTrace();
      //               } // if con
      //       } // finally
           } // while
     } // run
regards
Matthias

My system cannot allocate enough colormap entry. How to set Firefox uses less colormap entry?

I have to use depth 8 and PseudoColor becuase a old program requests. If I run Firefox and my old program, I will get a error "Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background". Can I set Firefox to use less Colormap entry?
Nvidia 450
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Jeff

Hello,
meanwhile i found a solution for way a) (JCo RFC Provider) in another thread.
Everything is ok so far in my coding above. BUT nowhere in Documentation i found a hint, that using Jco RFC Provider NOT works with EJB 3.0 but with EJB 2.1 !!!
For this i not only have to create the Local Interface which the Bean has to implement. I further have to create the EBJ 2.1 Interfaces as:
public interface FB_BESCHLAGPAKETLocalHome extends EJBLocalHome {
public com.dihug.kall.eel.FB_BESCHLAGPAKETLocalComponent create() throws javax.ejb.CreateException, java.rmi.RemoteException;
and
public interface FB_BESCHLAGPAKETLocalComponent extends EJBLocalObject {
public void processFunction (Function function);
Doing so, the RFC from Abap to Java works with JCo RFC-Provider
Unfortunatly i didn't found it in documentation that this EBJ 2.1 specific interfaces have to be declared even NW 7.11 is a JEE5 Server with EJB 3 Support and a developer on this plattform would normally go the EJB 3 Way.
Even though i now have a working solution it would be interesting how the JRA Way would go.
kind regards
Matthias

Cannot see images occassionally: "Out of memory"

Hi,
I love Lightroom, but have the problem that is really interfering with my work. When I look at a larger collection of images (100+), every now and then the image area will be greyed out, and it will say 'Out Of Memory' in red (upside down and back to front) in the lower left corner.
This never happens when I am looking at thumbnails in Library-mode. It does happen when I am looking one image in Library-mode, in deverloper mode, and frequently in the Slide-show mode. Interestingly enough: when an image is not visible in Library-mode, chances are it is visible in Developer-mode and Slide-show (and vice-versa).
I use Lightroom for a lot of subtle retouching, so I can imagine the files are large. I would understand in Slide-show that the CPU simply doesn't have the time to render the image with all the alterations I apply to it -- but in Developer and Libarary-mode I can wait and wait, and the image nevr shows up. Then I go to Developer, and there it is!
I store my images on a seperate dedicated external harddisk connected through USB 2.0. I have browsed through the forum already, and found a solution in changing the windows pageview setting. I did this, but it made no difference. The problem still occurs with the same frequency. I have not installed LR 1.1 yet; the negative reports on this forum have scared me: I really don't need my database messed up right now.
Any suggestions you might have will be greatly appreciated!
Rogier Bos
Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Guys,
Before I start this rant... I LOVE LIGHTROOM... but no more ADOBE, I cannot stand it anymore... sort out the OOM errors now, before I put my Lightroom CD into the shredder and then post this SHAM on every ADOBE forum I can find.
I have experienced the out of memory error 11 times today. I am working with 30,000+ images in Lightroom 1.1 on XP, but only looking through 58 files while doing an import of 100 files I get the "OUT OF MEMORY A2" error. This looks suspiciously like another of the, now famous, debug errors used by the developers to track the 'pain' issues. I would challenge Adobe that they know EXACTLY why this happens, a limitation in the programming techniques for their chosen development platform is highlighting issues in the Windows Memory sub-system and they cannot do diddly squat about it... they are just 'attempting' to clean up memory leaks where they can, by putting markers (A2) into the code. It would seem that they are down a creek without the proverbial paddle.
Tom Hogarty & ADOBE listen up... stabilize the memory issues stop listening to your marketing bods who are probably leaning over your shoulder as I write these words. You are going to suffer at the hands of Aperture and Capture One if you dont get your act together. I have used both of the above with little or NO errors at all.
Tell us ADOBE why do none of your engineers or developers talk openly about OOM errors, stop silencing them... lets get a discussion going there are some very capable developers out there willing to help for FREE! Are you mad... admit the problems and get people to help... Open Standards could teach you guys a thing or two!
Remember for everyone of of us that actually has the balls to complain, there are a 1000 who just sit and suffer not knowing what to do!
Fix the OOM issues before you do anything else this week!! Provide an interim 1.1.x update and make people happy they bought ADOBE and above all else remember at the end of the day these people PAY your wages.
...Now where is my Capture One license key...
Damon Knight
Photographer
London

[SOLVED] Cannot start Virtual Network: "out of memory"

I am attempting to use KVM, Qemu and libvirt to run Windows VM's to test websites in IE. I have gotten everything to work fine except guest to host communication, which obviously is crucial for testing the websites.
Currently i am using macvtap to setup networking, which works beautifully for everything except host to guest networking. The easiest way seems to be to use isolated virtual networks. However, i cannot start any virtual networks. I have tried from inside virtual manager and inside virsh command prompt. I always get "out of memory". I have googled the error and nobody seems to have this problem.
One note, I do NOT have a swap drive. Is this needed for virtual networks?
EDIT:
I have now tried exactly the same on another, identical computer but with swap drive (16gb) and it did not work there either. Both computers have 8gb ram. Seems to be loads free in tops.
Last edited by sup3rman (2015-01-23 12:29:50)

sup3rman wrote:
I am attempting to use KVM, Qemu and libvirt to run Windows VM's to test websites in IE. I have gotten everything to work fine except guest to host communication, which obviously is crucial for testing the websites.
Currently i am using macvtap to setup networking, which works beautifully for everything except host to guest networking. The easiest way seems to be to use isolated virtual networks. However, i cannot start any virtual networks. I have tried from inside virtual manager and inside virsh command prompt. I always get "out of memory". I have googled the error and nobody seems to have this problem.
One note, I do NOT have a swap drive. Is this needed for virtual networks?
EDIT:
I have now tried exactly the same on another, identical computer but with swap drive (16gb) and it did not work there either. Both computers have 8gb ram. Seems to be loads free in tops.
I have the same issue on my install. I got so desperate that I actually wiped my laptop and reinstalled everything, same problem. Out of memory error when trying to create the default network. 16GB of RAM, with 96% of it free when I attempted.

GC not releasing memory-Out of Memory Excp.

WL5.1,SP8,JDK1.2.2,Unix.
We have our application running on the above mentioned Env.
We have a memory allocation of 1024MB for the heap. We have three instances of
weblogic server running inside a cluster.
The server calls GC[0] regularly. Once the 100% of the memory is used the server
calls GC[1] and releases memory upto 50% to 60%
appx. But this release of memory keeps reducing and at one point of time it is
not able to release any of its memory.
We tried to get some thread dumps by doing kill -3 and that din't help us much.
we see this kind of behaviour in all the three weblogic instances.
Our application was running quiet a long time and we din't experience any problem
of memory issue before this occured.
Is their anything that I can do to see what objects are their inside the JVM.
I don't have any performance tool installed.
Does weblogic console can give some information on the heap used.
Is their any java utility program that i can use to find the inside's of JVM
Thanks
Krish.

You can find out why 'locale' tag fails by looking at the
ServletException.getRootCause() (in your error jsp page, if
you have one).
Krish <[email protected]\> wrote:
I had the same problem recently and I have some information prior to the server
going out of memory.
Our application uses JSP for presentation.Prior to the server getting out of memory
we faced a problem in one of our JSP being corrupted. The client never got the
full JSP on the screen. We believe that the JSP was corrupted and the server servert
the corrupted file. Then after investigation we used the "touch" command and touched
the file and then it recompiled and the client was able to view the full page.
This problem of serving corrupted JSP code started the same day the out of memery
problem occured. I would like to know that does this corruption leave some thing
in the memory that never got cleaned up by GC[1].
Following is the exception thrown when the client try to acess the JSP.
javax.servlet.ServletException: runtime failure in custom tag 'locale'
     at java.lang.Throwable.fillInStackTrace(Native Method)
     at java.lang.Throwable.fillInStackTrace(Compiled Code)
     at java.lang.Throwable.<init>(Compiled Code)
     at java.lang.Exception.<init>(Compiled Code)
     at javax.servlet.ServletException.<init>(Compiled Code)
The custom tag locale just transalates the string into the local language with
some attibutes passes. Almost all JSP's use this tag. So i don't think there is
a problem in tag.
All in need to know is that if their is some kind of exception in the JSP compilation
will the objects stay in the memory and never get cleaned up.
Thanks in advance
Krish.
"Mike Reiche" <[email protected]> wrote:
JProbe will provide information about java objects in the JVM heap.
Your application was running for a long time, then all of a sudden it
started
running out of memory? Look closely at the last code change you made.
Mike
"Krish" <[email protected]> wrote:
WL5.1,SP8,JDK1.2.2,Unix.
We have our application running on the above mentioned Env.
We have a memory allocation of 1024MB for the heap. We have three instances
of
weblogic server running inside a cluster.
The server calls GC[0] regularly. Once the 100% of the memory is used
the server
calls GC[1] and releases memory upto 50% to 60%
appx. But this release of memory keeps reducing and at one point oftime
it is
not able to release any of its memory.
We tried to get some thread dumps by doing kill -3 and that din't help
us much.
we see this kind of behaviour in all the three weblogic instances.
Our application was running quiet a long time and we din't experience
any problem
of memory issue before this occured.
Is their anything that I can do to see what objects are their inside
the JVM.
I don't have any performance tool installed.
Does weblogic console can give some information on the heap used.
Is their any java utility program that i can use to find the inside's
of JVM
Thanks
Krish.
Dimitri

ClassNotFoundException: com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.DriverSapDB

where i can find sapDB.jar? i searched everywhere in my directory, but didn't find anything.

hi
good
try this
ftp://ftp.sap.com/pub/sapdb/bin/java/sapdbc.jar
plz reward points if helpful.
thanks
mrutyun^

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Hi all
I am trying to connect hana using jdbc code
here is my code
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            String url = "jdbc:sap://host:30015/?";
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            String password = "Cloud123";
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            System.out.println("Connection to HANA successful!");
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            System.out.println(rs.getString(1));
I am facing following exception
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at com.sap.db.jdbc.exceptions.SQLExceptionSapDB.createException(SQLExceptionSapDB.java:345)
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Hi Mathan!
now above error is esolved
But i m facing following error when i try to read connections table from live2 schema
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