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I am using ExecuteQuery (www.executequery.org) to connect to a remote Oracle DB. I have received an .sql-file that I’m supposed to run on this DB. But I cannot even load this file into ExecuteQuery, because apparently it’s too big: I get a Java Exception, saying that the Java Heap Space is too small.
I know how to specify Java Heap Size when executing a Java program from the console. But how can I tell ExecuteQuery to increase the heap? Does anyone know a solution for this?
I had the same issue, and I solved it with a little workaround: Go to something like
Like this, the heap space seems not to be affected.