All -

We are currently attempting to submit several objects made up of several
RDF nodes from a Tomcat server into Virtuoso and are eventually getting
the "Too many open statements" error.

Our objects are not too large - approximately 20 triples for each.
Everything works just fine until just after the 150th object, when we
receive the "jdbc4.VirtuosoException: SR491: Too many open statements"
error from Virtuoso (same notice appears in the Virtuoso logs) - at
which point we must restart Tomcat.  The effect appears cumulative - we
can import 100 objects just fine, but if we try a second time, we
receive the error.

We are using BoneCP for connection pooling.  The code running the
inserts uses the UpdateDataInsert Jena class.  Initially we ran it for
each object - thinking that this might relate to connections, we
consolidated and ran a single UpdateDataInsert update containing a large
number - but we received the same errors.

We have run this against external Virtuoso servers and run both Tomcat
and Virtuoso on the same server - the same results.

Does anyone have any suggestions?  We have searched the archives but the
suggestions on this error haven't helped us at all.

Thanks,
William Puschmann


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