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Oracle® Communications Design Studio Modeling Basics
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Resolving Memory Issues

When you launch Oracle Communications Design Studio, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) attempts to allocate the memory necessary to support the Design Studio (and Eclipse) application processes. If there is not enough memory available to allocate from the memory pool, the JVM displays an error message and Design Studio does not start.

Design Studio memory issues can appear erratic because the JVM requires contiguous memory for allocation (the allocation cannot consist of disparate parts of the physical memory pool). The amount of contiguous memory available to the JVM is affected by the number of processes running and the length of time the machine has been running. Even if the operating system reports that there is enough memory to support the allocation request, the allocation will fail unless the memory available is contiguous.

If you are experiencing Design Studio memory issues, make the following changes:

See Design Studio Installation Guide for more information about defining JVM flags in Design Studio.