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Created attachment 108981 [details] log files zipped Ran a few queries against a Sybase connection. The IDE was somewhat slow after a while. Left it unattended, worked with other programs for a while. Then the IDE popped an error and I had to kill the IDE process. Log files are attached. Have 128MBytes compressed heapdump.hprof but don't know how to upload it. It does not concern me much - just wanted to report it in case it is useful.
Thanks for your report. It seems a infinitive look while reading metadata of procedures. Can you confirm you are browsing Sysbase procedures? Could you attach a snippet of your queries? Your heapdump.hprof might be important. You can use something like http://upload.megashare.com/ for uploading. Thanks
Thanks for your questions. Unfortunately I am no longer working at the site where this happened. One can freely download a Sybase server at http://download.sybase.com/eval/155/ase155esd2_winx86.zip which would allow us to play with this. Not sure whether this will be easier to reproduce at my end than at your end. I should add that at the site where this happened, with the same NetBeans configuration, the DBAs called me multiple times because I was "locking" the database. I didn't know that NetBeans was involved at all because I had other things running which is what always happens before I use the NetBeans DB explorer. See issue 200098 I cannot upload large files even to upload.megashare.com - I have tried this before and meanwhile I have deleted the heap dump. So from my perspective, while I would love to help pinpoint this one, I would recommend you look at installing the Sybase server and play with it, based on my experience that there are possibly more than 1 issue and based on your analysis that pinpoints stored procedures, and based on the fact that I no longer have access to the original environment. Strictly speaking, I shouldn't even try this at another site, because normally Sybase customers use other tools like SQl Advantage, ASE Isql.
Looks like Sybase was shut down. Closing this, as most probably the root cause is one of the other OOM problems in DB.