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if FNDLIBR use too much memory ( FDMXHEAP can be set)

Hi

FDMXHEAP can be set if FNDLIBR  use too much memory

This will cause managers to gracefully shutdown once they reach the specified heap amount, so that a new  process will start.

The value of this variable is the measure of growth in bytes. The managers will exit when their memory has grown by this amount. For example: We can set

FDMXHEAP to 1000000 (bytes). The starting memory of an FNDLIBR is around 6328000 bytes. If it grows to more than 7328000 that manager will be shut down:

       Original Memory usage: 6328000

        Current Memory usage: 7423000

             Observed Growth: 1095000 (limit = 1000000)

1000000 bytes is just an example. You should change this value according to memory usage of FNDLIBRs on your system.

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