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Old 01-13-04, 13:20
cchattoraj cchattoraj is offline
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Dbheap

Does anyone know what happens when the database runs out of dbheap? Do we need to recycle?

7.2 fp7 on aix5.1
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Old 01-13-04, 14:33
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Yes, you'll need to recycle, it will get to a point nothing will run. Been through it a bunch of times. Most of the fixes for the dbheap memory leak are supposed to be in fp10, it seemed to fix most of ours. We also recyle once a month, we have this problem on about 1/3 of our systems, Not sure why some are affected while others are not, there all used for the same thing SAP and about the same size.
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Old 01-13-04, 14:39
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If you keep running into this problem, you'll need to increase the db2heap until you get to a point that you can live with it between recyles, our is set to 40000.
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Old 01-13-04, 15:02
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How does one monitor it? The system monitor guide says it's the Maximum Database Heap allocated element (db_heap_top) under logical heading of dbase.

To me that means that it should be in the database snapshot for the involved node. However, I do not see that element in the database snapshot.
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