Recently GTAC released SFB-Teamcenter-6737 describing a problem where Teamcenter 64-bit rich client can run out of memory impacting performance and provided a workaround to resolve this issue.
S O F T W A R E SFB-Teamcenter-6737
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B U L L E T I N Issue Date: June 5,2012
Revision Date: June 5,2012
Supersedes: None
Submitted By: Dennis Owen
Responsible Group: Teamcenter
GTAC 800 # Options(s): 2,3,1
PRODUCT: Teamcenter
SUBJECT: Teamcenter Rich Client 64 bit Performance
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Affected Software: Teamcenter 64 bit Rich Client
Associated PR Number(s): 6720094
Scope: All versions, but some content relative to Tc9.1
Revision: N/A
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PROBLEM:
Teamcenter's 64 bit rich client release may run out of Java memory, which
might impact performance or cause Teamcenter to fail. A modification to
settings in the Teamcenter.ini in Portal Root is required to resolve this
issue. Teamcenter.ini settings that work acceptably in the 32 bit Rich
Client may need to be increased for the 64 bit client.
REMEDY:
This SFB discusses shows how to configure the Teamcenter rich client to
increase Java memory when using Rich Client.
Teamcenter Java
If your machine has enough physical memory, adjust the JVM heap size in the
Teamcenter.ini file to a higher value, e.g. 1024Mb. This will avoid
running out of JVM memory. This issue will be corrected in future versions
of Teamcenter.
Update the Teamcenter.ini file within your install location with the
changes below and then restart the Teamcenter client application.
Change the following:
-vm
<path to Rich Client JRE>\portal\jre\bin
-vmargs
-Xmx512m
-XX:MaxPermSize=128m
-Xbootclasspath/... <-- full path not shown
To:
-vm
<path to Rich Client JRE>\portal\jre\bin
-vmargs
-Xmx1024m
-XX:MaxPermSize=128m
-Xbootclasspath/... <-- full path not shown
SFB-Teamcenter-6737 (Note: You will need a Webkey account to access the link)
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