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I'm going to need to digest that, but thank you for taking the time. It doesn't have to be 100MB... 1MB (or anything) would be fine, just as long as I could reliably observe what's going on - that would fulfill my experimental desire just fine.

There are certain actions that will always result in new memory being requested from the OS, even if there is garbage memory available for reuse. This was kind of another crux behind my query too... I'm guessing you don't mean just by virtue of size, but possibly by type? So, if there is a 'gap' in...

Thank you both... I'm going to spend some time working on this, for sure. I will report back anything I think I find out that is useful.

Perhaps try learning basics of TM1 first ( there is plenty of documentation out-there) before wasting people's time on this forum... ET This is a bit unfair. The OP has numerous posts and they're not a fly-by-night poster. Other folk don't even need to bother reading someone's posts if they're not ...

Hi all, I'm still educating myself on all this stuff... every now and again I come across something that I feel is right for the forum to guide me on. I observed that I always see the memory used by a model in Windows Task Manager increase and increase with usage, until it's shut down. I understand ...

Got it. I set it up using Java... for (int iDimIndex = 1; iDimIndex < lTM1Server.getDimensionCount().getInt(); iDimIndex++) { lTM1Dim = lTM1Server.getDimension (iDimIndex); System.out.println ("Dimension Name: " + lTM1Dim.getProperty (TM1Properties.ObjectName).getString()); System.out.prin...

Sure, I already know about those... but it was a TI way that I was looking for / wondering if it existed. I did validate that the numbers reported by the }Stats Cube for Cubes and those reported in Architect at least match... ...it would not have surprised me if they didn't.

Hi, Hopefully I did outline the fact that this wasn't considered something urgent to do my job, or anything like that? It's true. I had just wanted to investigate how you might do this. Why I might want to do this is really to understand the product better - I chose Dimensions, but I certainly could...

I am enjoying doing a bit of digging into the 'innards' using TI. I know that I can get a list of all Dimensions in a Model by using GO_New_Stores:}Dimensions->All as a data source, I then get a Variable of Contents Other which will have the Dimension name that I can cycle through in the Data tab. I...

Thanks all - I appreciate the input, and the warnings. I'll certainly take a look at the link too.

Hi all, Continuing my journey and would love a bit of advice regarding Perspectives and this TM1RPTROW function. I believe I've got my head around it by digging into the Internet and looking at Planning Sample, but could do with a level-set if anyone's willing to provide it... or a pointer to a Gett...

Even the standard Rules Editor at least allows you to change the font. I don't want a pair of binocular glasses :D I can read what's on this forum quite well on my monitor... the problem is solely with Architect and the immutable font imposed. Well, maybe not solely... but I can read stuff in email,...

Forgive me for asking this, but I've been hanging around here for a bit now and one of the things I do a fair bit of (I'd call it tinkering) is writing TI code in Architect. So, a quick question - does anyone actually use that editor? I call it an editor, but it's a real stretch of the imagination. ...

That's some good digging.

Hi, Good question. Yes, I did - I noted that Filters , the LevelMatchFilter and the FileAppender were all features in the first version - 0.0.1 in 2003 - so I tried with that - no joy. log4j.appender.S3=org.apache.log4j.FileAppender log4j.appender.S3.append=true log4j.appender.S3.file=C:/TM1LOGGING/...

True.

It wouldn't necessarily need to be a newer version... just TM1 having the ability to point to a log4cxx.xml configuration file rather than tm1s-log.properties.

Or tm1s-log.xml!

I didn't actually put this down as I claimed I would. I've still not gotten this working, but I'm now concluding it's because I cannot. I found out that TM1 uses log4cxx - a version from 2003 or something - that is based on log4j and log4cxx has the ability to use Threshold (and also cool things lik...

OK, giving up on this with good grace now - I cannot ascertain that TM1 is paying any attention to the log4j log4j.appender.S2.Threshold setting.

I don't suppose anyone out there has ever got the log4j Threshold setting for an Appender working? I can't get this working: log4j.rootLogger=INFO, S1, S2 log4j.appender.S1=org.apache.log4j.SharedMemoryAppender log4j.appender.S1.MemorySize=5 MB log4j.appender.S1.MaxFileSize=100 MB log4j.appender.S1....

Earlier I experienced a situation where 2 Appenders for the TM1 Logger, both at INFO, caused only the second file to be written to - tm1server.log was not written to. This did bamboozle me. This .properties file now seems to work as I would've expected, both files are written to with the same stuff:...