Wohi have added the dispose even after the first session and it seemed to
resolve my memory issue...good catch...thanks
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But the same session is being reused to apply the second set of rules and the
dispose is called right before existing the method!
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You are leaking memory there, because you are not calling the dispose in
the first session, if you run the second.
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> I have over million rows of data that are stored in a fact model. I have to
> apply 2 sets of rules [coming from 2 decision tables - cannot
I know I am pushing.but anybody any ideas ?
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I have over million rows of data that are stored in a fact model. I have to
apply 2 sets of rules [coming from 2 decision tables - cannot combine them
for a specific reason] on each fact model.
I have created static knowledgebases and stored them in cache so that they
can be used when ever new St
