Setting system resources by ulimit

Hi
I need to increase the maximum number of file descriptors in my application . I increased the number of file descriptors by using ulimit .
but do I have to increase other system resources like maximum file size , maximum data segment size etc. ??
If yes is there some method to calculate the ratio in which they should increase with increase in file descriptors ..??
Thanks

Hi,
Just the number of file descriptors, should be fine.
Do you a problem with your application?
Regards,
Ralph
SUN DTS

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Ff it works from the win 8 box, it must be in the win 7 box?
I'm going to answer this one first because much of the rest of this is not going to be pertinent to the problem at hand. I've been over and over this aspect whilst trying to think this issue through and you are right, except that it only happens when copying
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if perhaps the algorithms in the Seagate SSHD do not know ReFS?
I haven't put a ReFS partition on the SSHD, only on the three 3TB WD Reds.
I will ask my contacts at MS to take a look at this thread, but they stay so busy with v.next I don't know if they will spend many cycles on it
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Cheers, Steve

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Any thoughts?Edited by: LizardSF on Jul 29, 2011 8:11 AM
Edited by: sabre150 on 29-Jul-2011 09:02
Added [ code] tags to make the code (more) readable

1) You can allocate the buffer at the start of the outer loop to save the GC working overtime. You might even be able to move it out of the loops all together but I would need to see more code to be sure of that.+1. Exactly. This is the most important change you must do.
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You could also speed it up probably by a factor of at least two by using InputStreams and OutputStreams and a byte[] buffer, instead of Readers and Writers and char[], as you're only copying the file anyway. Also, those BufferedReaders and Writers are contributing nothing much, in fact nothing after the readLine(), as you are already using a huge buffer. Finally, you should also investigate FileChannel.transferTo() to get even more performance, and no heap memory usage whatsoever. Note that like your copy loop above, you have to check the result it returns and loop until the copy is complete. There are also upper limits on the transferCount that are imposed by the operating system and will cause exceptions, so again don't try to set it too big. A megabyte is again sufficient.

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Let me just say this - i've been a Microsoft guy for like... over 20 years now, but I have to say this year this whole platform has really seemed to fall apart for me on so many levels, and when i have the best equipment money can buy its a bit of a let
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1. yes
2. yes
Note for 2. the converter will run the applet with SUN jre for sure if the user has IE.
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is both lame and crappy.
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queston for AciveX controls within the Internet securety zone (tools -> internet options
-> security).
Sincy anybody can make ActiveX controls (allso sign them) a user that has a problem
to find the "no" button will sooner or later install a malicuous ActiveX control (spy ware
or a virus).
If this user's desktop is within your company's network it will cause serious harm.
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settings. Since I assume you are writhing this applet to be used by a company I allso
assumed that company has someone to maintain the desktops. In that case I
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How does this work? Where is this documented? What is this called?

Thanks for the reply, but this doesn't really answer
the questions that I intented. Let me try again.
The original posting shows two ways that the JVM can
be coerced to load a implementation from an alternate
location. This coeretion process seems to be an
undocumented, ad hoc extension to the JVM. For the
purposes of these question, I call this process "class
substitution".No, you are misinterpreting what you are seeing there.
The example command that you gave does nothing but define a property which is available via System.getProperty().
That is all it does in terms of java (actually Sun's implementation of java.)
>
A) Where in the Java documentation is this type of
class substitution discussed? I have searched the
Java language definition, Sun's Java site, and "Java
In a Nutshell" for references to "system resources",
"services", and various alternatives to no avail. The
documentation has some reference to Properties, but
the connection to class substitution is opaque to me.
There is no class substitution.
There is however, class loading. And that can be done in several ways.
1. For one you can write your own class loader - see java.lang.ClassLoader.
2. Or you can also load your own classes, which is likely to be what the command line you see is doing (when you run other code associated with that in your own application.) That is called reflection. You could start with the java.lang.Class - and practically any java book will cover it.
3. And it is possible to to load your own class instead of a core class. For example you could replace java.lang.String. Your command line does not do that. But if you look that the documentation for java (Sun) you will find references to the Xbootclasspath option.
For 1 and 2 above the Sun JVM will do nothing with the command example you gave unless you write some code or use some code (outside the sun jvm) that uses it. For 3 it doesn't have anything to do with example you gave.
B) Can I achieve this result (class substitution) If I
put a META_INF directory in a normal file system class
directory, or does this only work for JAR files. I'm
sure a simple experiment would suffice, but I'd like
to know WHY?

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Both versions of After Effects can only see/use 1.7 gigs of ram. My understanding is that After Effects should see as available 3 gigs of ram. (On the identical computer at home I can in fact see 3 gigs of ram.)
I need the maximum resources when working since I need to do longer HD ram previews. In addition at this low memory setting the software does not run right, with multiple memory crashes that should not be happening -- the kind of things that happen when you have insufficient system resources to run a program. I'm an advanced user who has been using this software for over 15 years -- it's not operator error.
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[As an additional note, the multiprocessing option is also telling me I have 16 processors, when I have only 8.]

> [As an additional note, the multiprocessing option is also telling me
I have 16 processors, when I have only 8.]
This is the easy question, so I'll deal with it first.
This a borderline bug. After Effects CS4 isn't able to take advantage of hyperthreading (which turns 8 physical processor cores into 16 virtual processor cores). However, it can _see_ the virtual cores, and it reports them as being there. Yeah, it's misleading. We fixed it in After Effects CS5---and we fixed it in the good way, by making After Effects CS5 capable of using the virtual cores provided by hyperthreading.
OK. Now for the harder question:
> Both versions of After Effects can only see/use 1.7 gigs of ram. My
understanding is that After Effects should see as available 3 gigs of
ram.
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Have a look at this page: "FAQ: Why doesn't After Effects see and use all of my RAM?"
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I have searched the web high and low for an answer to this issue we are having with one user who uses Excel 2010 quite extensively and I have not been able to find an answer that resolves the issue.
She keeps getting the error message "Not enough system resources to display completely." The spreadsheet in question is a simple two worksheet file that she does simple calculations on. Her PC is an HP Elitebook 8560w (only 1 month
old) with an i7 Intel processor, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD with over 300GB free, Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) with all the latest patches and updates & Office 2010 Professional (32-bit). The video and printer drivers are all update to the latest versions.
The spreadsheet is one she has used before on her older Windows XP Pro SP3 desktop with no problems. We have tried the "set the Zoom to 100% or less" resolution that has been mentioned all over the web and it does not work.
We are still having this issue. Does anyone know how to resolve this in Excel 2010. I have seen the "solutions" for Excel XP, 7, 2000, 2003 and 2007 and they don't seem to work, or at least the ones I have tried! :-)
Would welcome all serious suggestions. Mahalo Nui Loa!

I've had this problem on several computers on our network. I found various recommendations, but no solid answers. I have resolved this problem on two computers with
just the first steps performed. The third computer require also following the step highlighted in yellow below:
Deleted all temp files by:
Start > Run > enter %temp% in the search box and press Enter
Delete everything from this folder
Cleared Recent Docs List & Lower Number Displaying:
File > Options > Advanced > Scroll to Display category > change number of recent documents. To clear the list, set this to 0 and save. You can adjust up after that if you choose.
Delete files from the following folders:
(may have to view hidden files – top corner drop down > folder options > view tab > Hidden files and folders > select Show hidden files, folders and drives.
Local Service:
%windir%\ServicesProfiles\LocalService\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\Content
%windir%\ServicesProfiles\LocalService\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\MetaData
Network Service:
%windir%\ServicesProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\Content
%windir%\ServicesProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\MetaData
LocalSystem:
%windir%\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\Content
%windir%\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\CryptnetUrlCache\MetaData
The above process worked to prevent this problem on two machines, but not another. On the one that this didn’t work, I also
Start > Programs > Windows Update > View Update History. Look for KB# 2597166
If it exists, click it and uninstall.
Can also try, though I didn’t. I may do this first, but I didn’t feel this was my issue.
Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Select Office > Change > Run Repair

Not enough system-resources to finish required-service

Hi,
I have developed a backup-program, using java.util.zip package.
When I applie this program to zip a file greather than 100Mo, an OutOfMemoryError occurs.
So, I try to call the JVM with Xms and Xmx parameters set to 512Mo:
java -Xms512M -Xmx512M ClassName
Then, my program crash on the following exception:
java.io.IOException: Ressources syst�me insuffisantes pour terminer le service demand�
(Translation: "Not enough system-resources to perform the required-service")
My workstation is equiped of 512Mo-RAM for an Athlon 1000MHz under Win2KPro 5.00.2195 and I using Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0-C) - Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0-C, mixed mode)
The memory-usage after the Exception-evenment is 112Mo,
the maximum-memory-usage is 216Mo,
the virtual-memory-usage is 532Mo,
Is it an another way than increasing physical-memory of my workstation to contain my JVM ?
Thanks beforehand for your replies.

You create (write) an archive I suppose.
I wrote a little web-server in Java which serves the requests on the basis of the zip archives listed in its configuration. That is, it lets us browse inside several zip archives with a browsers without having to unpack them. I use this thing on my PC against a couple of complete Java SDK documentation packages etc. The total size is above 150MB (megabytes, or, si vous pr�f�rez, megaoctets). The thing runs without memory options without problems for a week (I usually shut the box down for the weekend).
The bottom line: with reading the archives I encounter no problems with the java zip package.

Your request cannot be processed due to low system resources.

When we try to open some of the reports we get following messages all the time. Can some one know why these errors comes? Its crystal reports...
All other reports works just fine. Environment: BO XIR2,SP4 , Linux , web logic 9.2
Apr 28 12:09:52 Servername boe_pagesd[4769]: A failure occurred while the Page Server was processing report 'rptReportname' (id=1596058) for user xxxx
Apr 28 12:09:52 Servername boe_cachesd[4500]: Your request cannot be processed due to low system resources. Please contact your system administrator.
Apr 28 12:10:02 Servername boe_pagesd[4769]: A failure occurred while the Page Server was processing report 'rptReportname' (id=1596058) for user xxxx
Apr 28 12:10:02 Servername boe_pagesd[4769]: A failure occurred while the Page Server was processing report 'rptReportname' (id=1596058) for user xxxx
Thanks,
Anil

Use "top" or "ps" on linux to look at the memory and file handle consumption for the crystal processes. You should also double-check ulimit.
It could also be that other non-boe processes are running on your machine and competing for resources. Also, check if there are any clues in the system logs and look for any core files that could be in your bin directories.

Access 2010 warn "System Resources Exceeded" when change machine

My Access file has 1.2GB and need to run a lot of simple Update SQLs. The program run well on my old PC.
I recently change the PC from Core 2 Due to I5-4570S. The Access
warn "System Resources Exceeded" when running. I use the old PC to run and it is ok.
My old PC is E7500 2 GB ram, Win 7 (64bit) + Office 2010 (64bit). New PC is I5-4570S with 8GB ram, with same OS and Office. Why the system resources would exceeded on my new machine?
I searched many websites for this and cannot find a well solution. Does anyone know how to solve it?
I have posted this question on Access 2010 help forum before, please refer to:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/60810447-2f18-452e-b752-c23bda4a67aa/access-2010-warn-system-resources-exceeded-when-change-machine?forum=accessdev

I don't use ODBC. I use ADO with ACE connection string to connect database.
The Access version of new pc is newer than my old pc already.
I tried in different PCs with different setting and found that in 2GB ram, the program is stable. If 4GB or above, the error appeared.
The error does not appear at the same command all the time. It may not appear sometimes. If I try to compact the database and re-run the command, it may pass, but not always.

System Resources Running Low

I have a Satellite A105-S4064 model, XP version. I keep getting the following message and I do not know what it means. If anyone can help me out I would appreciate it. I have plenty of memory left and battery checks out fine.
Message reads:
"System Resources are running low. Close some applications running on this computer."
May not be these exact words, but close to it.

Satellite A505-S6980
someone reopens the computer later, I get a message that says...
You have Windows set to do what when the lid is closed? I set mine to Do Nothing.
Control Panel > Power Options > Choose what closing the lid does
-Jerry

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