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Wow...thanks, Charlie.

Comment by Paul Mascari

I voted! 

Comment by Andy Peterson

<p>Good morning Charlie and thank you for this post.</p><p>Question: do I need to remove it from the hyphen to the m, like in the image?</p><p>Will this restart the ColdFusion Service?</p><p> </p>

Comment by Daniel Szwarc

Here is the image

Comment by Daniel Szwarc

Ok, I am not able to add an image, but in the question should be clear I guess: should I remove from the hyphen to the "m": -XX:MaxMetaspace=192m?

Comment by Daniel Szwarc

Yes, Daniel. And as I noted in the post above, I cover things in more detail in the post on my own blog. In particular, see the subsection there, "How to remove the argument, carefully". But you got it, yes, from the - to the m. And as you repeated your question, in the hassle you had adding an image, I will repeat this answer there, in case someone someone would expand one but not both of these versions of your question.

Comment by Charlie Arehart

Never saw the image. Not sure what happened there. But yep, Daniel: from the - to the m. And as I noted in the post above, I do cover things in more detail in the post on my own blog. In particular, see the subsection there, "How to remove the argument, carefully", where I addressed that and showed it specifically. Finally, as you repeated your question here, given the hassle you had adding an image, I will repeat my answer in both places, in case someone someone would expand one but not both of these versions of your question.

Comment by Charlie Arehart

Here's some good news on this matter: I got a notification just today (on that feature request in tracker) that Adobe is scheduling to remove the arg in CF2020, as of an upcoming beta release. Yay. :-) And let that be a lesson to those who say Adobe "never pays attention to issues in tracker". With dozens of bug fixes at least, in every couple of updates, they clearly do--let alone what may have to wait for a new release. And no, it's not because "it was you, Charlie, reporting it". There are issues I have reported that are not fixed. I'm not saying they fix EVERYTHING. I'm contending against those who try to assert they don't seem to fix ANYTHING. It's just not true.

Comment by Charlie Arehart