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Mufasa
I've got a system where one of the processes that is running (not done by
me) is causing a memory leak. This is a process I call so I'm trying to find
out how much memory it's using. What I want to do is get the amount of
memory, run a call to the package, then check the memory again. If they are
different - I know where the leak is.
Anybody have any thoughts.
Don't suggest I go to the developer because it's calls to a web service that
I wrote that isn't releasing all of the memory - I just don't know where the
memory is not being released.
TIA - Jeff.
me) is causing a memory leak. This is a process I call so I'm trying to find
out how much memory it's using. What I want to do is get the amount of
memory, run a call to the package, then check the memory again. If they are
different - I know where the leak is.
Anybody have any thoughts.
Don't suggest I go to the developer because it's calls to a web service that
I wrote that isn't releasing all of the memory - I just don't know where the
memory is not being released.
TIA - Jeff.