http://blogs.msdn.com/biztalkperformance/archive/2005/04/16/408866.aspx
Yes, I have multiple host instances. I tuned BizTalk to process
messages one by one.
Quote from that post
"Note: On a 32 bit box, the process can only grow to around 1.5 GB Max
(2 GB in some rare cases) even if you have more physical memory to
spare (i.e. 8 GB RAM for e.g.) "
Zaero wrote:
> I'm having exactly the same problem as yours :). I actually split my
huge
> file into 25 small files each with 4 to 5 MB size.
>
> We are using correlation inside the orchestration that process one file
at a
> time. If i drop all the 25 files at the same time in the receive
location,
> BizTalk processes the file one by one. But after processing around 20
files,
> i'm again getting out of memory exceptions.
>
> I figured out that the memory usage of the host increases to around 1.3
GB
> (even for split approach) and then it is throwing the error. If i
restart the
> host service, i can able to process the remaining files.
>
> Wrt to my process, this is a very ***bersome excercise for me. I'm
thinking
> of adding more host instances to the host so that the load will be
shared
> between the instances.
>
> Are you dropping the one file, wait for it to complete and dropping
another
> file manually?? Are you using multiple host instances for your host?
Please
> share your experience.
>
> "EAI" wrote:
>
> > Zaero,
> >
> > I am processing files one after the other. I did not dare trying 230
MB file
> > after my prior experiences with BizTalk and huge files.
> >
> > I guess BizTalk is more of a Business Process tool. It does a terrible
job
> > at data processing and unfortunately I am using BizTalk for data
processing
> > (X12).
> >
> > Any simpler alternatives ? :(
> >
> >
> > "Zaero" <Zaero@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> > news:7E3B5D05-6CC5-4F94-92D4-8EDE7BE16090@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > Are you processing an EDI X12 file or a proprietary file? How is
your
> > > memory
> > > usage while processing the 230MB file? I'm just trying to match my
> > > scenario
> > > with yours.
> > >
> > > I still couldn't understand why BizTalk 2004 is throwing out of
memory
> > > exception even in a machine with 8GB RAM (It uses only 1.1 GB after
that
> > > it
> > > is giving the out of memory exception for a 130MB file)
> > >
> > > Incase of splitting the files before processing, are you processing
all
> > > the
> > > split files at once or are you processing it one by one.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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