udayangi wrote: > Hi, > > I have written a program which calls CALL J in a loop. Before > implementing I would like to know your views on resource usage, > whether it will impact the performance of the process. I have heard > that CALL J uses a considerable amount of memory. > Well, it isn't CALLJ , but Java that uses the memory, so it depends on what you are doing in Java. You should not use CALLJ to perform simple tasks that you could do another way, but it is useful for easy interfacing to other systems and so on. So long as the operation you perform is something that you will call a lot, then the JVM can warm up and work well performance wise - the memory usage vs jBASE is just a side effect that you can either live with or not.
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