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The warning threshold for free 64-bit memory has been breached.
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- The MEMLIMIT for the job running the JVM is too small.
- In 64-bit JVMs, Java threads require 64-bit memory. Use the OMEGAMON Threads workspaces to see if thread usage is growing.
- The Java heap may be too large.
- Native memory leak in JNI code.
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- If the condition worsens, stop the JVM and restart it with a larger MEMLIMIT.
- If the number of threads is growing, refer the problem to the application programmers.
- If Garbage Collection rates are low, consider lowering the minimum Java heap size.
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