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From: John Embretsen <John.Embretsen@Sun.COM>
Subject: Re: [MEMORY]Free memory
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yves pielusenet wrote:

> Here is two screenshoots of jmp (Java Memory Profiler). My application
> create 10 derby database (2 by 2).
> So before when I didn't shutdown database (look at the Heap size  =
> 63.5MB) : 
> http://narma.free.fr/depot/sansShutdown.png
> 
> And now when I shutdown databases (I draw red arrow each times 2
> databases are shutdown (at the same time)):
> http://narma.free.fr/depot/avecShutdown.png
> 
> It is the same application and the second screen shoot has been taken
> more longer after then the first. So I save ~40M :c)


Interesting graphs... I have not used JMP before (but similar tools); so 
would you mind telling us what exactly the gray, pink and green colors 
represent in your screenshots?

I am assuming that the x-axis represents time and that the y-axis 
represents bytes (heap usage and/or capacity).

Also, which JVM version/vendor are you using, and which version of Derby?


-- 
John