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Improve order cache ejection logic (Doc ID 1682409.1)

Last updated on FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Order and Service Management - Version 7.2.2 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
This applies to Order and Service Management 7.2.2 Patch 4 and later.

Symptoms

Log error message

Cache reached and remained above 90% full about a minute ago. Review and tune cache and JVM heap params.

Example:

 

<Jun 10, 2014 6:43:54 PM CEST> <Warning> <oms> <BEA-000000> <impl.c:
Cache                  % Full # Orders  Information                                                                                        
---------------------- ------ --------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Closed Order Cache         0%      0/50                                                                                                    
Historical Order Cache     0%    0/1000                                                                                                    
Orchestration Cache       99%  999/1000 Cache reached and remained above 90% full 5 minutes ago. Review and tune cache and JVM heap params.
Order Cache              100% 1000/1000   Cache reached and remained above 90% full 5 minutes ago. Review and tune cache and JVM heap params.
Redo Order Cache           0%    0/1000       

 

The cache statistics information which is logged periodically, if the cache hits > 90%, the system does not necessarily requires to be retuned (increase the cache size). The messages about the cache being full is just a warning/hint to review your params if being seen frequently in the log file. The tuning depends on a number of factors including amount of memory available, throughput of orders, size of orders, etc.

 

Cause

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