Thanks for answer BioSysadmin,

I read some documentation about this, and yes - every child process needs own db handler. Next - ofcourse, I tried commenting out DBI stuff, it works good, so it is bug in DBI, some memory leak, or what ? I don't believe that.

And thats not point, if I run 5 processes at once, or 50, or just 2. Always, when my thread ends it takes some memory, so at the finish of script perl process will consume equal memory. I hope someone will give me answer to this interesting question.

Brano

In reply to Re^2: Parallel::ForkManager, DBI using memory by 2ge
in thread Parallel::ForkManager, DBI using memory by 2ge

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