Can anyone out there answer this question for me:
When an agent manager task stops running an agent, is all of the memory allocated to the agent threads returned to the pool?
What about when the Amgr task terminates?
TIA,
Mark.
Subject: Amgr and memory question
when the amgr task “quits” it will not use that memory anymore.
The easies way to watch and see what happens is to look at the task manager. In there you can see what application (or task in LN terms) is using in terms of memory.
HTH – Cheers
Subject: Amgr and memory question
I found a case where the agent manager would continue to consume memory, even where all agents explicitly destroyed all objects. Even when the agents were stopped, and then agent manager told to quit, there were still AMGR processes with lots of memory allocated.
Search the other posts here for ‘memory leak’. I used the server settings indicated and there is no longer a problem.
Subject: RE: Amgr and memory question
Domino does its own memory management, so the memory is not returned to the operating system. This is the reason why operating system memory monitoring is not recommended.