Hi, rotor (Leonid ?)
The first thing to do is to investigate the session's memory
structure using
onstat -g afr SESSION_ID
There is a chance that that the memory leak is caused by
the server bug... but I'm quite sure that memory leak is caused by
the VERY poor application design.
Just take a look at the output: the momory allocation occurs
only when the session's current cursor name (like: CRS_1348, CRS_1362)
increments.
That means, that, most probably, the application doesn't deallocate
the cursor or prepared SQL statement, and simply creates more and more
cursor's and/or prepared SQL statements.
-Alexey
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> Behalf Of rotor
>
> Hi community!
> Who knows in which circumstances server allocates memory for a
> session? I have 'onstat -g ses 183 -r 1' output during 10 minutes. I
> don't see any criminal there. Except one - memory. It grows up to 400
> Mb per 10 min! 20 sessions like this one and... You understand. So,
> send to you this output with hope to hear your comments and
> appreciations.
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