on 04-06-2010 7:56 PM
My SAP Kernel Release is 700, 64 bit Linux system.
As per SAP Note 941735, it seems es/implementation=std is better option over es/implementation=map.
can anyone tell me why es/implementation=std is better than es/implementation=map?
can anyone tell me why es/implementation=std is better than es/implementation=map?
The short answer: On 32bit systems you can only address 2-3GB of memory per process whereas on 64bit systems there are far less restrictions to memory and therefore no need to map extended memory.
The long answer: Read Note 386605 - SAP Memory Management for Linux (32-bit)
Nelis
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Hy,
some SAP notes about tmpfs:
Note 706071 - Linux - Memory in tmpfs is not released correctly
Note 941735 - SAP memory management for 64-bit Linux systems
http://www.redhat.com/f/pdf/rhel/Oracle-10-g-recommendations-v1_2.pdf?sc_cid=70160000000HeqXAAS
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