it just cross my mind that is it because of this line of config in my
applicationContext.xml:
<property name="maxOpenPreparedStatements"> <value>100</value>
</property>
if so, i suppose i only need to reduce the value? what would be the proper
value please? thanks.
zqzuk wrote:
>
> Hi, i m using Hibernate, Spring and Tapestry and PostgreSQL in this
> software. the software includes extensive database opertaions incl query,
> update, insert, but no db creation or such.
>
> atm all functions are working properly, but a serious problem is that
> after a buntch of method calls my memory is running out. i checked system
> status and i noticed there are almost 70 pgadmin.exe threads! and the
> figure is rising as more db operations are performed. it seems that
> each time a query is made, a separate thread is created, and none is
> released.
>
> this is a severe problem as it means my software can not run properly....
> is it because i did wrong with configuration? or theres serious problem
> in my code? but with hibernate and spring the db connection is handled by
> the program by itself isnt it?
>
> how can i solve this problem please, thanks so much!
>
>
>
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