DataStage Server dsrpcd is taking 6 gig of memory.

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DataStage Server dsrpcd is taking 6 gig of memory.

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This is 1/3 of the total memory on the UNIX computer and is driving the Admin crazy... We need to lower the amount used. So, how do we lower the amount used and what is considered an acceptable value ?

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Does the dsrpcd take up the same amount after you bring down and restart DataStage as well?

Have you made any changes to your uvconfig file?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Is the debugging option (-d option on command line) used when dsrpcd is started? This certainly seems to be way too much memory.

Your support provider will be able to help; they can guide you through configuring malloc tracing. [Note to all others: I will NOT discuss malloc tracing on DSXchange - it is solely for IBM support.]
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Post by lcallif2 »

In order to alleviate the Mutex error (which is still an issue but may be related to the IPC stage), we changed 2 parameters; spintries (10) and spinsleep (10000). Stopped the ds engine, performed a regen, started the ds engine.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

SPINTRIES and SPINSLEEP ought not to increase memory demanded by dsprcd by more than a few bytes. Certainly not 6GB.
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Post by ArndW »

I really am curious. If you measure your current dsrpcd size, then bounce the DS engine, what size is the newly started dsrpcd? This will help determine if some setting(s) have increased the base size or if, for some reason, you have a memory growth issue.
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