WARNING: 710 Process <$PD><$PN> is too large <${SZ} KB> (4266020)

This test is run to check the size of QAS processes in your systems memory.

This is a warning about the size of one of the QAS processes in your systems memory.

The 710 warning can indicate a problem, but not necessarily.

Monitor it over several days and see if it grows larger or stays about the same.
If it stays roughly the same size or gets smaller than it is not a problem.
Sometimes QAS processes grow large during normal use then it should go back down after whatever it's working on is finished.
If it does not go back down and continues to grow then that is a problem.

Make sure you have the latest version of  vas_status.sh. The value which determines what is too big has been adjusted over time.

ftp://ftp.vintela.com/vas/support/vas_status.sh.gz

The following command can be run on Linux systems to collect memory usage data over time when investigating possible memory leaks:

alias vip="vastool info processes"; OS=0;NS=0;while true;do O="$(vip | while read line; do P=$(echo $line | sed 's/^.*: *//'); printf "%s %7d KB\n" "$line" "$(UNIX95= ps -o rss='' -p $P)"; done)";NS="$(printf "$O" |sed 's/.* \([0-9]*\) KB$/\1/' | awk '{SUM+=$1}; END {printf SUM}')";if [ "x$NS" != "x$OS" ] ; then DIF="$(expr $NS - $OS)"; echo $DIF | grep -q -e '-' || DIF="+$DIF"; printf "$(date):\n$O\nTotal: %7d KB ($DIF) KB\n\n" "$NS"; OS="$NS" ;fi;sleep 1;done