Tuxedo JSH Process High Memory Use Occurs When Receiving FML Buffer Containing A Zero Length CARRAY Field (Doc ID 2174359.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 26, 2023

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Symptoms

Tuxedo JSH (a JOLT server handler) process high memory usage occurs when processing a Tuxedo FML/FML32 buffer which contain a zero length CARRAY field(that is to say, zero bytes defined).

An example of JOLT client code causing the excessive memory use is shown by the following:

If the "str" object above has any characters/data assigned the memory problem does not happen when the Tuxedo TOUPPER service is called.

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Cause

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