Jconsole may used for that Jacques
> Hi, > > Couldn't it be a VM memory problem? Did you also track (as cpu usage) the > memory usage of OFBiz? What are your vm parameters for running OFBiz application? > Perhaps if you give out a little bit more in formations on how you are > achieving your imports, someone will be able to provide a more accurate answer. > > Bye, > Cédric > > -----Message d'origine----- > De : David Shere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyé : mercredi 21 février 2007 15:05 > À : dev@ofbiz.apache.org > Objet : Locking/Freezing > > We have a local Java service that imports legacy data from our old ordering > system. Last night while working on a 130,000 record import, it was sailing along until it got to 118392, at which time the Ofbiz Java process jumped to 99%, and the import froze. No messages from the service, no notice that the service had stopped. The load average hovered around 1.0, and Ofbiz was otherwise working normally. > > I'm glad to see that what appears to be a runaway process/infinite loop > didn't stop Ofbiz completely, and was "contained". I stopped and restarted Ofbiz, the problem went away, and the import picked up where it left off. 118392 was imported properly. > > In this case, I presume could also have stopped the service to fix the > problem, but that's only because I knew which one it was that was maxing out the CPU usage. Is it possible/rare/common that something like this could happen, and I wouldn't know which service it was? And in that case would I have other options than stopping and restarting Ofbiz? > > -- > David Shere > Information Technology Services > Steele Rubber Products > 704-483-9343 x277 >
