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Hi,<br />
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We have a Hyperion environment that uses BEA between various apps. It's running really slow and there were some ways to increase Heap sizes in BEA itself along with a registry hack on the actual servers which changed the value to 1024. &nbsp;Below is the registry hack we did. &nbsp;Where and how do we go into BEA and increase heap sizes?<br />
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Need this registry fix and the planning services to be restarted on server 'hyplrefplant'.<br />
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR<wbr />E\Hyperion<wbr /> Solutions\HyperionPlanning<wbr />\HyS9Plann<wbr />ing<br />
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You will see something like<br />
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JVMOptionx = -Xms128m<br />
JVMOptionx = -Xmx256m<br />
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Increase to -Xmx1024m
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Hi,

We have a Hyperion environment that uses BEA between various apps. It's running really slow and there were some ways to increase Heap sizes in BEA itself along with a registry hack on the actual servers which changed the value to 1024.  Below is the registry hack we did.  Where and how do we go into BEA and increase heap sizes?

Need this registry fix and the planning services to be restarted on server 'hyplrefplant'.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Hyperion Solutions\HyperionPlanning\HyS9Planning

You will see something like

JVMOptionx = -Xms128m
JVMOptionx = -Xmx256m

Increase to -Xmx1024m

Heap Size Tuning in BEA

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