My C.I.O. asked me if RDI has finally become Stable. I had to be honest and say "NO"...
That was an Omen... <Sad Face>
I tried to open a member with only 741 lines of code, and I get this error:
An internal error occurred during: "Live parsing MCDTHBRL.SQLRPGLE".
java.lang.StackOverflowError
I have restarted 6-times, and same error every time.
I hate OUTLINE View, when I used the OLD WDSC without outline view, WDSC was awesome! I had a lot fewer errors....
I should be able to VIEW CODE. That should be 100% STABLE/PERFECT.
Do NOT get me wrong, I love outline view & code-Assist, but if it makes the product UNSTABLE, what good is it?
My memory is 99M of 175M....
I guess I need to turn off OUTLINE View, and quit using that Unstable feature, it is NOT worth it....
windows>preferences>Remote System>Remote System LPEX Editor>ILE RPG
O uncheck "Automatic syntax checking of SQL Statements (performed on the Server)
O Uncheck "Update the Outline view when text is changed in the editor"
THAT WORKED! <Joy Joy> Back to No Frills Code Editor...
But, there Verify shows errors on SQL statements in the Methods (a.k.a. Procedures)....
Death by 1,000 papercuts continues...
-Ken Killian-
PS. Going to the vending machine to get a snickers bar. I am not myself, when RDI doesn't work... :(
-----Original Message-----
From: WDSCI-L [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tarr, Kenneth
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2015 12:38 PM
To: 'Rational Developer for IBM i / Websphere Development Studio Client for System i & iSeries'
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Memory Leaks?
It seems that with every upgrade of RDi we run into Memory Leaks. It seems to be back again. Working in the product for about an hour now, the heap got back up to over 700M of the 1024M limit as established in the control file. RDi V9.1 through V9.1.1.1 didn't have this much of a problem; it occasionally got above 400M but that was about it.
I have the Show Heap enabled, which has a trash can icon. I can click on this to collect the heap garbage and it does reduce the total amount, but what was noted is that I could click on it repeatedly and it kept reducing the heap size to where it's back down to about 400M. I did about ten clicks and each time it reduced in size; afterwards it stabilized.
So it appears we've sprung some leaks again, but at least RDi is doing better at reclaiming this memory so it doesn't suddenly get up to where the Show Heap turns red and you either have to do a Restart, or are greeted with a slow running app or one that suddenly crashes on you. The last two haven't happened yet.
(Maybe we should use that Flex Seal product advertised on TV, eh?) :)
-- Ken
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