> Tomcat stuff appears to be in C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\runtime\lib but there
> are no config files in there. Anyone have an idea as to where to look (for
> the file to edit to give Tomcat more memory)?
>
> Russ, WRT JVM, I changed it to Minimum JVM Heap Size (in MB): 1024 and
> Maximum JVM Heap Size (in MB): 1024.

Tomcat is the J2EE application server used to run CF 10 by default. If
you've given CF more memory, you've given Tomcat more memory. You
don't have to poke around in a different area for that.

That said, I doubt that this is a memory problem, unless you've also
seen CF consume the entire heap when you've had this problem. Like
Cameron said, this sounds like a connector problem. Have you installed
the latest CF 10 update? When you install these updates, I think you
need to uninstall and reinstall your connectors to get to the latest
version of those. I believe that's described in the release notes.

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