how did you handle memory management in bw
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Answer / amit kumar
It can be achieved by increasing heap size and configuring
maxjobs, flow limit and activation limit.
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Answer / s
1) MAX JOBS, FLOW LIMIT and ACTIVATION LIMIT for the process starters.
2) Memory saving mode for engine , helps optimized used of memory usage -> bwengine.xml to true, by default is false
3) Java Heap size -> ideal but it can be changed to 512MB or 1GB or even more for medium and large scale TIBCO environments
4) Use mapper activity instead of xsl transformations.
5) Limited used of GVs
6) Shared variables the instantiation should be made at process startup time so that the same data is shared by all processes in JVM.
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Answer / shubham
Memory management can be done for a application after
deployment by configuring Flow control,thread count etc
from admin.
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