I am using 1.5.1 on linux.
I had posted my further experiment on the firebird-devel list. What I found
out was that this behaviour occurs only when any udf library is statically
linked with libfbclient. fbudf (which comes with 1.5.1 distribtion) is
linked with libfbclient for its dependency on 'isc_decode_timestamp' etc. If
I remove the linking of libfbclient it (addDay) function works fine. But
then there are some functions (addYear), which stops working.
Some people had suggested me to test the 1.5.2, but I havn't had the chance
to test it yet.
JS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leyne, Sean" <Se...@br...>
To: "Joga Singh" <jog...@in...>;
<fir...@li...>
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 11:18 PM
Subject: RE: [Firebird-test] Memory Usage Test
JS,
> Can somebody do this test for me? There seems to be some memory leak
in
> the
> udf 'addDay'(fbudf comes with firebird). If I call the Stored
> Procedure given below in a loop, memory usage of firebird (using top
> command in linux) crosses 100MB in a few minutes. When I comment the
> statement calling 'addDay', there is no memory increase.
Please confirm which Firebird version you are using.
Sean
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