David,
I have seen this sort of thing happen before, but the trick is there are a lot of things that can cause it. One common one is the JDBC driver... which database and JDBC driver are you using?
-David J. On Feb 21, 2007, at 7:05 AM, David Shere wrote:
We have a local Java service that imports legacy data from our old ordering system. Last night while working on a 130,000 record import, it was sailing along until it got to 118392, at which time the OfbizJava process jumped to 99%, and the import froze. No messages from theservice, no notice that the service had stopped. The load average hovered around 1.0, and Ofbiz was otherwise working normally.I'm glad to see that what appears to be a runaway process/infinite loopdidn't stop Ofbiz completely, and was "contained". I stopped and restarted Ofbiz, the problem went away, and the import picked up where it left off. 118392 was imported properly. In this case, I presume could also have stopped the service to fix theproblem, but that's only because I knew which one it was that was maxing out the CPU usage. Is it possible/rare/common that something like thiscould happen, and I wouldn't know which service it was? And in that case would I have other options than stopping and restarting Ofbiz? -- David Shere Information Technology Services Steele Rubber Products 704-483-9343 x277
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