Rules and Guidelines when Jobs Run in Separate Processes
Rules and Guidelines when Jobs Run in Separate Processes
Consider the following rules and guidelines when you configure the Data Integration Service to run jobs in separate local or remote processes:
You cannot use the
Maximum Memory Size
property for the Data Integration Service to limit the amount of memory that the service allocates to run jobs. If you set the maximum memory size, the Data Integration Service ignores it.
If the Data Integration Service runs on UNIX, the host file on each node with the compute role and on each node with both the service and compute roles must contain a localhost entry. If the host file does not contain a localhost entry, jobs that run in separate processes fail. Windows does not require a localhost entry in the host file.
If you configure connection pooling, each DTM process maintains its own connection pool library. All DTM instances running in the DTM process can use the connection pool library. The number of connection pool libraries depends on the number of running DTM processes.