This alert is generated when a database query retrieves a BLOB (pzPVStream property value) that is larger (in bytes) than the threshold value. The alert provides a warning that memory performance of your system may be hurt when Process Commander expands the BLOB onto a clipboard page.
In contrast to this alert, the similar PEGA0004 alert indicates the size of the entire result set of a query, that may or may not include a BLOB in the individual rows.
The alert identifies the pzInsKey that was read, and the size in bytes of the BLOB:
Read blob from database with compressed size 2058486 expanded size 4125916. pzInsKey: RULE-FILE-BINARY WEBWB OPENAUTHORING!CAB #20100304T152007.144 GMT
You can modify the default settings in the alerts section of the
prconfig.xml
file, as follows:
prconfig.xml
file and update these alerts
entries:enabled
<env name = “alerts/database/blobsizeread/enabled" value="true" />
The enabled
value is a boolean. To turn off the alert,
"false"
threshold
<env name = “alerts/database/blobsizeread/threshold" value="3" />
The threshold
value is a positive integer in megabytes (default is 3). This is checked against the compressed size of the BLOB being read.
Examine the record being read (identified by the pzInsKey value and determine if the entire BLOB is needed. Usually, you can break the data into additional logical segments (as dictated by your application). This alert is often related to PEGA0004 and PEGA0025 alerts.
Consult these Pega Developer Network articles: