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Are concurrent imports of migiz/reqIF files to DNG server possible?


Radoslav Zafirov (111) | asked Mar 31 '17, 11:14 a.m.

Is concurrent import of ReqIF/migiz files possible?

If yes, up to how many import actions can be maintained at the same time?

At which level is the import limited to one at a time?:

- the server: several concurrent imports per RDNG server (e.g. import into several project areas simultaneously);

- the project area: several concurrent imports per project area (e.g. import into several streams - each one of a different component - simultaneously);

- the component: several concurrent imports to different streams of the same component;

A first test on a JTS installation on a laptop showed that the DNG server cannot import more than one migiz or reqif file at a time. Before I can arrange a test in our lab and wait for 2 weeks for an answer, maybe someone can answer this in here.

Thank you very much in advance!

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Benjamin Silverman (4.1k610) | answered Mar 31 '17, 5:51 p.m.
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Hi Radoslav,

The ReqIF import is limited to the # of threads specified in /rm/admin -> Advanced Properties -> ReqIF.importThreadPoolSize.  The default is 1, meaning you can do one import at a time.  I'd advise against importing multiple in to the same project area at the same time. Larger imports can be resource intensive, consuming a good amount of memory in the JVM and periods of high CPU usage during indexing.  This is something to keep an eye on if you're going to do more than 1 import at the same time.  Otherwise, smaller imports should be safer to try concurrently, but keep an eye on resource utilization.  You may need to temporarily increase your JVM heap size or add more CPU's while doing multiple imports.  Hope it helps!

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