A storage leak of that nature can be an indication of a problem in
Websphere or the application itself. If your developers have run out of
options trying to debug it, check for APARs against Websphere, or open a
PMR.
Barbara Nitz wrote:
[ snip ] Some of our customers though schedule IPL's every
week, ... just because they always have.
AKA "hysterical" reasons. :-)
Well, how about severe storage leaks in all the 'new' stuff? (Like Websphere application server, java)? We regularly IPL those lpars once a week to get them to clean up their storage. Has reduced the out-of-storage abends....
Regards, Barbara Nitz
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