Known Issues and Limitations
Below is a list of known issues in GigaSpaces 10.2.X.
Key | Summary | SalesForce ID | Workaround | Platform/s |
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Objects will stay locked under transaction if Mahalo is down between the prepare and commit | 9442, 9653 | Java | ||
GS-12607 | Update object lease will not update the lease manager, if update waited on a lock | 9949 | Java | |
GS-12586 | Missing jar from “XAP as Windows Service” example | 10051 | Java | |
GS-12570 | XAP.NET HttpSessionProvider sporadically causes 100% CPU | 10029 | .Net | |
GS-12569 | .Net - Fail to add indexes on document properties | .Net | ||
GS-12568 | Duplicates Xmx/Xms when running gs-agent script | 9998 | Java | |
GS-12537 | -XX:MaxPermSize=256m option in setenv.sh is not relevant for Java 8 (HOTSPOT) | All | ||
GS-12534 | SimpleNotifyContainerConfigurer.create might block indefinitely if server is not responsive | 9931 | All | |
GS-12532 | Memory leak using Atomikos | 9917 | All | |
GS-12529 | First event polled by container is lost after PU was redeployed | 9934 | Java | |
GS-12516 | Improve logging message when index unique=true and UniqueConstraintViolationException is thrown | 9930 | Java | |
GS-12503 | Support common functions within SQL where clause | All | ||
GS-12475 | Jetty Shared Instantiation Mode is corrupted on instance relocation | Java | ||
GS-12470 | Write object with lease to LRU space when mirror is up will not result in expiration | 9801 | All | |
GS-12458 | Increment stateless Processing Unit instance while healing results in actual less than planned | All | ||
GS-12457 | Variable substitution does not work with os-core:security | All | ||
GS-12441 | GS-UI Locator Management - Error message when trying to add a valid ipv6 address | 9747 | All | |
GS-12438 | Web-UI - Exception when a SpaceDocument contains Pojo as property and querying nested properties | 9756 | All | |
GS-12817 | When the Compound Index contain more than 2 properties, the order might affect the Write throughput | 10356 | Order the properties from the most rare to the most common |