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Are you editing the crontab directly using vi (e.g vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root) ?

You should use

su -
[ enter passwd ]
crontab -e
[make your cron changes]
:wq!

Not using "crontab...

RSS is the memory "Resident Set Size" of the process.

I suggest you run a "prtconf -v" or "prtdiag -v" and check how much physical memory you have on the system. Then check your swap free, e.g....

Sounds like you did a sequential ufsdump - which is a lot faster than an interactive ufsrestore (Where the tape heads are jumping around more based on yor selection criteria (e.g add/extract))....