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  3. October 2002

Re: Java time; memory usage

"Timur Evdokimov" <timur=8HVutDQdPo0AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote in
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> 1. At some AS/400 servers, time available to our Java program is 1 hour
> (sometimes 2 hours) back, when compared to system AS/400 time. How can I
fix
> it?

I haven't experienced this, but have you checked the QUTCOFFSET system
value?

The system might be adjusting the time based on what it thinks is your real
time.

> 2. Is there an easy way to see, how much memory is consumed by Java job?
To
> see is there _enough_ memory?
> Is there a way to explicitly allocate more memory for Java job?

I don't know for sure about how to determine how much memory is allocated,
but you can use the -ms and -mx parameters on the java qsh command (I'm not
100% sure how to specify it on the OS400 java command).

david

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