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| sandeep.nandanwar |
 Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 8:05 am Post subject: Environment Storage limit |
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Hi All,
I would like to know how much data(MB) can be stored in Environment.
One of my flow stores pdf files in environment, but after storing 2-3 pdf files, the flow hangs, i.e i cannot debbug and see that the files are getting stored in Environment array.
Can anyone please suggest. I am using WMB v7 .
Thanks in Advance
-Sandeep |
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| maurito |
| Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 12:57 am Post subject: Re: Environment Storage limit |
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| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
Hi All,
I would like to know how much data(MB) can be stored in Environment.
One of my flow stores pdf files in environment, but after storing 2-3 pdf files, the flow hangs, i.e i cannot debbug and see that the files are getting stored in Environment array.
Can anyone please suggest. I am using WMB v7 .
Thanks in Advance
-Sandeep |
Use user trace and trace node rather than the debugger to see what is in the Environment |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 4:38 am Post subject: Re: Environment Storage limit |
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| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
| I would like to know how much data(MB) can be stored in Environment. |
As much as you have available. There's no inbuilt limit, but remember that each instance of each flow has it's own distinct Environment tree and each consumes storage.
| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
| One of my flow stores pdf files in environment |
Of all the places you could store a big PDF file, why did you decide on that? 
| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
| but after storing 2-3 pdf files, |
See above - yikes!!!
| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
| the flow hangs, i.e i cannot debbug and see that the files are getting stored in Environment array. |
| maurito wrote: |
Use user trace and trace node rather than the debugger to see what is in the Environment |
Aside from the inherent superiority of the user trace over the debugger, I can imagine that the debugger itself is going to choke trying to parse an Environment tree with 2-3 PDF files in it. Are you sure it's the flow that's hanging and not your debugger session?
| sandeep.nandanwar wrote: |
| Can anyone please suggest. I am using WMB v7 . |
- fix your design so you're not carrying round PDF files in memory
- migrate off a version of WMB that's going to be out of support in a month
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