B
bronco
Guest
Frank Meulblok "So the ABL client runs out of memory, when connected via shared memory that is." Part of that is expected: Any shared memory segments used by a process count towards the virtual address space limits - which for 32-bit processes is a 2gb limit. If you're using shared memory database connections, that includes the databases' buffer pools which can add up quickly. I know, but this was an answer to one of the question. The entire case is stated in the OP. My question was whether here's a reason (or explanation) why the networked agents stays pretty much flat where as the SM agents rising after each call.
Continue reading...
Continue reading...