Quite possibly.
What scope are you caching the query in?
How many columns and records is the query?
How many times is the query being cached? i.e. once for each user...
If your operating system has enough RAM (remember to save some for Windows,
SQL, etc) it is possible to increase the upper limit
Brad Wood wrote:
> When you say the Maximum is 640 MB, do you mean the "Maximum JVM Heap Size
> (MB)" setting on the "Java and JVM" page of CF Administrator is set to 640?
My Maximum JVM Heap Size (MB) in CF Administrator is set to 640 MB and
-XX:MaxPermSize=192m
The result of the cfml script (
When you say the Maximum is 640 MB, do you mean the "Maximum JVM Heap Size
(MB)" setting on the "Java and JVM" page of CF Administrator is set to 640?
Also, run this code:
Max Memory Available to JVM: #Round(maxMemory)#MB
Total Memory Allocated: #Round(totalMemory)#MB
Free Allocated
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Tuesday 09 Sep 2008, Fabio Serra wrote:
>
>> The server has a lot of free memory, but I receive the JVM Memory Alert
>> from ColdFusion.
>>
>
> But how much of that is CF allocated to use ?
>
>
Do you mean the JVM heap size?
The maximum is 640 Mb and I have an a
On Tuesday 09 Sep 2008, Fabio Serra wrote:
> The server has a lot of free memory, but I receive the JVM Memory Alert
> from ColdFusion.
But how much of that is CF allocated to use ?
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The maximum JVM heap size is used for the query cache too?
I have in cache (using query cache) some large result set and the server
sometimes respond very slowly.
The server has a lot of free memory, but I receive the JVM Memory Alert
from ColdFusion.
I'm wondering if increasing the jvm heap size
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