Hello,
still no solution. Running since last Friday, fbserver.exe grew up to +3GB 
memory so far. Few minutes ago, I stopped all our services, it remained only 
one attachment from isql to select mon$memory_usage: memory did not went down. 
IMHO, this memory leak is not caused by a client leaving open something, 
otherwise the memory should go down when the connection is closed, shouldn't it?

SQL> select cast('NOW' as timestamp) TS, m.*, (select count(*) from mon$attachme
nts) ATTACHMENTS, (select count(*) from mon$statements) STATEMENTS from mon$memo
ry_usage m where m.mon$stat_group=0;

TS                              2015-06-03 14:04:02.3910
MON$STAT_ID                     1
MON$STAT_GROUP                  0
MON$MEMORY_USED                 3329950624
MON$MEMORY_ALLOCATED            3870920704
MON$MAX_MEMORY_USED             3331189248
MON$MAX_MEMORY_ALLOCATED        3870990336
ATTACHMENTS                     1
STATEMENTS                      1

Any hints how to investigate this problem?
Thank you.

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joja

Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Freitag, 29. Mai 2015 12:03
An: [email protected]
Betreff: AW: [firebird-support] Re: Memory usage excess / leak in FBServer 2.5.4

  
> ---In [email protected], <joja.lists@...> wrote :
> 
> I'm facing a problem where the firebird server v2.5.4 on win 2012 server in 
> superserver mode is leaking > memory. Currently I'm at ~5GB usage.

I just restarted our services: FB memory usage went down to normal values:
MON$STAT_ID 1
MON$STAT_GROUP 0
MON$MEMORY_USED 145842736
MON$MEMORY_ALLOCATED 152465408
MON$MAX_MEMORY_USED 147606936
MON$MAX_MEMORY_ALLOCATED 154570752

>1. Show us results of 
>select count(*) form mon$attachments

Before restart: 11
After restart: 11

>select count(*) form mon$transactions

Before restart: 0
After restart: 3

>select count(*) form mon$statements

Before restart: 84
After restart: 122

>2. Do you use any custom UDF's ?

No

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Joja


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