Tidal Enterprise Scheduler: Configure Memory on a UNIX Agent

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Updated:July 28, 2011

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Introduction

Prerequisites

Requirements

Components Used

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Configure UNIX Agent Memory

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Introduction

This document describes how to adjust the memory allocation for the Tidal Agent on a UNIX platform.

Prerequisites

Requirements

There are no specific requirements for this document.

Components Used

The component described in this document is the UNIX Agent.

Conventions

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Configure UNIX Agent Memory

In order to modify memory, add these parameters to the Agent's tagent.ini file:

minmem=256 maxmem=512

Note: The default location of this file is /opt/TIDAL/Agent/bin.

The minmem and maxmem parameters control how many MB of memory should be allocated to the Agent's processes. These memory parameters can be adjusted as individual needs warrant. Your system may need more or less than the default memory allotments. The minmem parameter specifies the minimum amount of RAM that should be available. The default value is 16 MB of RAM. The maxmem parameter specifies the maximum amount of RAM that should be available for the Agent's processes. The default value is 48 MB of RAM.