On Monday 13 October 2003 21:53, you wrote:
> System memory is not an issue. Each of the boxes has 2G RAM and we're
> talking about a static set of arrays that is about 91M large. They are only
> loaded once and then are not written to after that, just queried.

Are you sure about the amount of your free memory?
Have you observed it with the "top" utility?
Do you have an entry in your nsv_array that might be very large,
like for example in excelss of 80MB perhaps?

Each time you get something from nsv, it is internaly copied
into Tcl object, therefore, you need at least (1+n) * size_of_your_item
where n is the number of concurrent readers.

Moreover, this is not just a temporary memory shortage, since
AOLserver takes great deal of effort to recover from such
situations. If you get such kind of message, then your available
memory is permanently (or for a quite long time) low.

Cheers,
Zoran


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