On Fri, 7 Apr 2000, John Morton wrote:
Hung Jung Lu writes:
Most of that memory is actually shared between the threads, so the size of one thread is closer to your real memory usage.
Is this normal? Have there been any recent discussions on this topic?
(I am using Sybase, SQLSession and a bit of Gadfly.)
A lot of that memory usage will be cached objects, cached Sybase queries, and the Gadfly database, which is kept in memory. Try flushing Zope's cache and packing it after a restart to see what the 'base' memory usage should be. Everything else will be cache (unless there really is some hitherto unknown memory leak!).
There must be. If one is lucky and the Zope process doesn't crash for a long timeone will find that the process takes way more memory than (thread number)xData.fs size. I have seen it with many Zope installations even with very simple ones. Pavlos