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Re: Large Array Clogging
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Re: Large Array Clogging


  • Subject: Re: Large Array Clogging
  • From: Miguel Arroz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2008 11:24:01 +0000

Hi!

I had that problem once, and the problem is that I thought I was deleting and creating new ECs, when I was only creating.

The best thing you can do is to create a new EC, work on that EC with a data batch, and then dispose of the EC and create a new one. Be careful, as Chuck said, you cannot keep any reference to any object inside the EC when you dispose it.

A very nice way to get an idea of your memory usage graphically and in real time is to use jconsole. Check <http://terminalapp.net/ profiling-webobjects-applications/>. If you get your code right, you should have a line that, in average, is flat. Currently, you should have something like a ladder going up in small steps.

  Yours

Miguel Arroz

On 2008/01/06, at 19:53, Drew Thoeni wrote:

I have two tables in a parent-child relationship. Some of the parents have a few children (say a few dozen) and others have many children (over 100,000). I'm trying to run through the parents and pre-calculate some statistics for their children (for example, average, mode, standard deviation, etc.).

All this is working except when I reach a specific parent (#457) the processing just hangs. I ran this through debug and it stalls at the creation of the array for the children.

However, the system would have already processed a similar size array (#30 has 118,000 children) and it seems it's in a loop. Activity monitor says the java process is taking 100%.

Other background. I only save the ec after every 20 updates to the parent records (to reduce write time). And I use ec.invalidateAllObjects() right after saving to clear our memory.

Finally, there is nothing wrong with the data in parent/children of #457 as I can start the process there (or a few parents ahead of this) and it runs fine.

This seems like a memory problem, but I don't get an out of memory exception.

Help on this?

Drew

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