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Jang_Leung
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
‎2017-07-26 18:58
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(BSM) Support Tip: BSM 9.2x Preserve JVM memory changes for BSM processes

There is a new functionality introduced with BSM 9.24

To use this functionality you need to know for what process you want to change the memory allocation values.

1.- Locate the necessary file in the \bin\ folder using the following pattern - <process_name> _vm_params.ini
     for example mercuryAS_vm_params.ini

2.- Change the required values and add the following special marker - #dont_override – on a new line of that file. Then restart the process or BSM.

This is an example of the content of that file:
     -Xms925m –Xmx1024m -XX:PermSize=265m -XX:MaxPermSize=630m
     -#dont_override

 

For extra details you can review the KB article: https://softwaresupport.hpe.com/group/softwaresupport/search-result/-/facetsearch/document/KM01248545?lang=en&cc=us&hpappid=202392_SSO_PRO_HPE

 

There's a bug that was already reported regarding that you might get this settings reverted after upgrading to new versions, here are the details and workaround:

https://softwaresupport.hpe.com/group/softwaresupport/search-result/-/facetsearch/document/LID/QCCR1I109854  


Regards,

JangSong Leung
MicroFocus Support

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