On 03/08 12:48 , r j wrote: > Java processes can be passed a -Xmx option. This controls the maximum Java > memory heap size. It is important to set a limit on the heap size, > otherwise the heap will keep increasing until you get out of memory errors. > If you are running a custom Java application, check there is a -XmxNNm > (where NN is a number of megabytes) option on the Java command line. That's a really helpful tip. Thanks for passing it along! -- Carl Soderstrom Systems Administrator Real-Time Enterprises www.real-time.com