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FiGuRE 1: COnfiGuRinG wwheap MEmORY from InTOuch AppLicatiOn ManaGER Note: See the Configure Memory Start Address section for more information. Modify the wwheap size and start location. Click the wwheap Memory tab (Figure 1 below). Click Start/Programs/Wonderware/InTouch 2. Using InTouch Application Manager to Configure Memory Allocation (InTouch 10.5 and later) 1.

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Application VersionsĢ Wonderware Application Server 3.1 SP2 Patch 1 and later (including 3.5) InTouch 10.1 SP2 Patch 1 and later (including 10.5).

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Note: This procedure should only be done by someone who is familiar with modifying the Windows Registry. It will be very obvious if you have set the memory range too low: The Wonderware Memory Manager will send messages to the ArchestrA logger indicating it has run out of memory. Any value less than 1 MB will be set to 1 MB and any amount larger than 2048 MB will be set to 2048 MB, except for the value of 0 MB, which will set the memory range to its default value of 256 MB. You can configure the range of the Wonderware Memory Manager in 1 MB increments from 1 MB all the way up to 2048 MB. The default maximum memory range for the Wonderware Memory Manager remains at 256 MB. For many years this memory range was 256 MB, but recently it was increased to as much as 2048 MB, because of the heavy memory consumption of certain applications. The Wonderware Memory Manager was previously hard coded to occupy a maximum memory range. This forced mapping can become a problem if one of the programs does not have the virtual memory address available that is already in use by some of the other programs for sharing the memory. The memory is shared by using memory mapped files which are forced to specific virtual memory addresses. The shared virtual memory is located at the same virtual address within each program. Summary The Wonderware Memory Manager provides a mechanism for one or more programs to share virtual memory. If you are using earlier InTouch versions, go to the Non-Windows 2008 or Windows 2008 sections. You can ignore the rest of the Tech Note. Memory Manager is configured in the InTouch Application Manager for these versions only. Configuring the Wonderware Memory manager is accomplished in different ways: If you are using InTouch 10.5 or later, go to the Using InTouch Application Manager to Configure Memory Allocation section. Topic#: Created: October 2010 Updated: August 2012 Introduction This Tech Note describes configuring the Wonderware Memory Manager. See the Terms of Use for more information.

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1 Tech Note 732 Wonderware Memory Manager Configuration Best Practices All Tech Notes, Tech Alerts and KBCD documents and software are provided 'as is' without warranty of any kind.

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