Hello, not sure if anyone has any thoughts on a problem we have seen since trying to migrate to Linux 8 servers.  We have a `cron` script that runs every night and it runs the following procedure to upload `ttl` file data to Virtuoso:
```
"ttl")
      load_func="DB.DBA.TTLP_MT(file_to_string_output('$file_name_full'),'','$graph_uri', 255);
```
For some reason, it fills the swap memory immediately on Linux 8 servers during the `cron` job, but if I run the script manually during the day, it does not fill up or fills up minimally.  I have tried different tests and the only thing I have seen that helps is basically doubling the resources (CPU/Memory), which is not a feasible fix as we have a lot of VMs that run this job.  We are currently running this script on Linux 7 servers and there are no issues with swap.
Linux Swap memory fills
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repo:virtuoso-opensource
owner:openlink
Title : Linux Swap memory fills
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Hello, not sure if anyone has any thoughts on a problem we have seen since trying to migrate to Linux 8 servers.  We have a `cron` script that runs every night and it runs the following procedure to upload `ttl` file data to Virtuoso:
```
"ttl")
      load_func="DB.DBA.TTLP_MT(file_to_string_output('$file_name_full'),'','$graph_uri', 255);
```
For some reason, it fills the swap memory immediately on Linux 8 servers during the `cron` job, but if I run the script manually during the day, it does not fill up or fills up minimally.  I have tried different tests and the only thing I have seen that helps is basically doubling the resources (CPU/Memory), which is not a feasible fix as we have a lot of VMs that run this job.  We are currently running this script on Linux 7 servers and there are no issues with swap.
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