adding virtual memory segment
Posted in 2010
Topics: Server Administration, Third-Party Tools & Monitoring
Hello All
We are seeing a new virtual memory segment being added at just about
the same time every morning - around 2:30 AM. We have set OAT and
other capture methods to run during the early hours but see nothing
super intensive that would seem to point to needing another segment.
We have given a shout out to developers but no response or research
feedback so far on it. Any ideas on how else to try and pin down what
would be causing the segment add?
Also - an onmode -F is run thru cron and has so far cleared the
memory segment fifteen minutes after it gets added.
thanks for any suggestions
Tom
Hello.
Sorry, you didn´t mention your arch and engine versions, but:
Are you sure it´s not any database scheduller running??? (try to stop
the scheduller and see if the work persist)
Could it also be some operational system job (eg cron, or windows
service) running??
Best regards.
Em 10/09/2010 14:09, Tom Lehr escreveu:
> Hello All
> We are seeing a new virtual memory segment being added at just about
> the same time every morning - around 2:30 AM. We have set OAT and
> other capture methods to run during the early hours but see nothing
> super intensive that would seem to point to needing another segment.
> We have given a shout out to developers but no response or research
> feedback so far on it. Any ideas on how else to try and pin down what
> would be causing the segment add?
> Also - an onmode -F is run thru cron and has so far cleared the
> memory segment fifteen minutes after it gets added.
> thanks for any suggestions
> Tom
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