Java heap space #12498
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Describe the problem you're observing:Java heap space Steps to reproduce, if exist:view the database (f4) will show the ER-Digaram of the database. |
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Please tell your database. Is it embedded? Could you please also send log files https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/Log-files? |
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Q) Is it embedded? soon, I will share my logs. Let me try again. |
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I have the same question. |
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@chan18 Perhaps you have a huge schema (hundreds/thousands of tables with many columns). By default DBeaver Community has maximum memory limit 1gb. |
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hi @serge-rider incressing the ram size from 1gb to 4gb in the dbeaver.ini file fixed my issue. |
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On Mac
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On Linux (Archlinux)
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Yeah, this doesn't help now instead of heap memory failure DBeaver just crashes. Huge database around 4gigs and growing. |
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for Linux (Dbeaver community edition) |
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@chan18 Perhaps you have a huge schema (hundreds/thousands of tables with many columns).
@ardelean94 Impala JDBC driver needs a lot of memory.
By default DBeaver Community has maximum memory limit 1gb.
You can increase this limit in dbeaver.ini file.
Try to change
-Xmx1024m
into-Xmx4096m
to increase maximum memory to 4Gb.