on 06-17-2010 3:07 PM
Hi Everyone.
We are running 2 SAP PI-Systems based on NW 7.11 using 2 Java-Server-Instances each (Windows / Oracle).
So far everything is fine but we noticed a high memory consumption which is obviously caused by the Java-Stack.
We can put any amount of memory into the Virtual Machines it will always be consumed by the Java-Stack. Right now the Windows-VM has 18 GB --- more than 10 GB are consumed by Java.
I figured out that Java is the culprit in two ways:
> giving Oracle less memory --- the now available memory will be consumed by java
> giving the VM more memory --- the now available memory will be consumed by java
I do not want this. I learned from note 1248926 that there is a new ZeroAdmin Memory Model in 7.11.
I tried to figure out how to switch it off or tell it not to use all the memory --- but I didnot find any solutions.
Any idea how to manage this?
PS: Config-Tool is not the option --- all changes will be ignored (it seems so).
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Carsten
Hi Carsten,
the ZAMM means that you don't need to change any memory parameter because they are calculated based on the selected template. I think the MaxHeapSize of the serverprocess isn't set higher than 4GB therefore it is hard to imagine that the AS-JAVA consumes 10GB or even more.
Where do you monitor the memory usage?
If you check the last line of the std_server0.out file you can see the allocated memory after a Garbage Collection. Could you paste the last lines here?
Regards,
Jozsef
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