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Lock Manager Heap
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gregsimpson
Programmer
- Apr 18, 2002
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Look up LOCKLIST and MAXLOCKS.
Cheers
Greg
Cheers
Greg
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CletusTheYokel
Technical User
Hi,
If you do a snapshot for dbm (or on Unix, snapshot for db), this is what you get:
Memory Pool Type = Lock Manager Heap
Current size (bytes) = 278528
High water mark (bytes) = 278528
Configured size (bytes) = 278528
The lock manager heap is fully allocated on database activation, so technically that memory is always being used even if there are no locks being held.
Hope that helps!
If you do a snapshot for dbm (or on Unix, snapshot for db), this is what you get:
Memory Pool Type = Lock Manager Heap
Current size (bytes) = 278528
High water mark (bytes) = 278528
Configured size (bytes) = 278528
The lock manager heap is fully allocated on database activation, so technically that memory is always being used even if there are no locks being held.
Hope that helps!
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