Datadeploy- Java Lang Error

Teamsite 5.5.2 , DataDeploy 5.5.1 on Solaris 5.8 using oracle DB
Getting error in DataDeploy iwddd.log file when publishing - (error is intermittant but appears to occur when multiple changes are madeprior to publishing)
ERROR: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

This has recently just started happening and the only thing that has recently changed is the location of our log files.
I have read a thread here that points towards the heapsize setting as a possible culprit.
This attribute to iwsyncdb.ipl - was listed : starddd -Xmx... ????
Anyone have any ideas?

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iwovGraduate

Seems like you already figuerd out the problem and a possible resolution.

What exactly is your question ?

John742

I guess since this is such a general error, I wanted to know if anyone else had run into this problem and if so does it occur at a certain publication size ?

iwovGraduate

I have seen this in older versions of DD when it tries to process a large size of data.

The newer (than the one you have) versions of DD has some performance improvements. You might want to consider an upgrade. However, without looking at the details of how you are using DD, the amount of data, etc., its hard to say if it will help.

John742

Does anyone know if it is possible to set the heapsize from iwsyncdb.ipl ?
I had found someone talking about an attribute : starddd -Xmx... ????
I looked through the admin guide for DD5.5.1 and do not see anything like this listed
Does anyone know anythnig about this?

Migrateduser

I think configuring the heap size didn't get added til DD 5.6.

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John742

Just my luck!! Is there some support information I can look through to confirm that?

iwovGraduate

Does anyone know if it is possible to set the heapsize from iwsyncdb.ipl ?

Depends on your DD version. I think (but not sure) its supported from DD version 5.2.x and above (possibly with some SP). You might want to contact support for details.

You can use the arguments
[-Xmxsize] [-Xmssize]
to iwsyncdb.ipl or iwdd.ipl depending on your DD version.

iwovGraduate

For older versions the fix was to specify the min, max heap size by modifying iwdd.ipl itself. I think the flags to Java VM are -ms<SIZE>m -mx<SIZE>m.