#6 out of memory error

[Jason Carpenter]

what is the largest size an xml document can be before
reaching an out of memory error? The document I am
trying to work with is about 12 MB, and I am not ever
able to import it without getting the out of memory error.

[Bjřrn Wang]

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I have successfully added documents of up to 5MB in size,
but I'm now getting errors on dbXML statup:
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] com.dbxml.util.dbXMLException:
Couldn't bootstrap Database
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.core.Database.setConfig(Database.java:161)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.services.DBService.initialize(DBService.java:53)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.ServiceManager.addService(ServiceManager.java:120)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.ServiceManager$1.process(ServiceManager.java:69)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.util.Configuration.processChildren(Configuration.java:641)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.ServiceManager.setConfig(ServiceManager.java:56)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.Server.<init>(Server.java:146)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] at
com.dbxml.db.server.Server.main(Server.java:71)
[2005-11-04 13:47:09] Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

In effect I could no longer get hold of my data as dbXML
would not start.

I increased available memory to dbXML on startup to 1GB (no
effect) and manually entered the direcories containing the
database files and indexes and deleted all the indexes.
Deleting the indexes helped.

To me dbXML seems far from stable at this point.