on 01-14-2011 4:45 AM
HI Gurus,
I have a concerned with regards to the memory of our Server. As per checking from ST06N the free memory is less than 30MB.
Is this normal? Because everytime I reached this low memory Users could not log on resulting to restart the SAP application.
Here is the hardware details:
Server: AIX
CPU: 5GHZ
RAM: 16GB
Page File: 50GB
Instance parameter that might help you.
ztta/roll_area 6000640
ztta/roll_extension 4000000000
abap/heap_area_total 4000000000
abap/heap_area_dia 4000000000
abap/heap_area_nondia 4000000000
em/initial_size_MB 8096
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Is your Database on same server. How much memory has been allocated to Database in that case.
Also Request if you could give the output of sappfpar at OS level (please give worst case requirement)
sappfpar can be run at OS level using below systax
sappfpar check pf=<instance profile>
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Yes it is CI system. Below is the result of sappfpar
***ERROR: Size of shared memory pool 10 too small
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SOLUTIONS: (1) Locate shared memory segments outside of pool 10
with parameters like: ipc/shm_psize_<key> =0
SOLUTION: Increase size of shared memory pool 10
with parameter: ipc/shm_psize_10 =156000000
Shared memory disposition overview
================================================================
Shared memory pools
Key: 10 Pool
Size configured.....: 134000000 ( 127.8 MB)
Size min. estimated.: 153795112 ( 146.7 MB)
Advised Size........: 156000000 ( 148.8 MB)
Key: 40 Pool for database buffers
Size configured.....: 114000000 ( 108.7 MB)
Size min. estimated.: 108871136 ( 103.8 MB)
Advised Size........: 112000000 ( 106.8 MB)
Shared memories inside of pool 10
Key: 1 Size: 2500 ( 0.0 MB) System administration
Key: 2 Size: 6218836 ( 5.9 MB) Disp. administration tables
Key: 11 Size: 500000 ( 0.5 MB) Factory calender buffer
Key: 12 Size: 6000000 ( 5.7 MB) TemSe Char-Code convert Buf.
Key: 13 Size: 60500000 ( 57.7 MB) Alert Area
Key: 16 Size: 22400 ( 0.0 MB) Semaphore activity monitoring
Key: 17 Size: 2754336 ( 2.6 MB) Roll administration
Key: 30 Size: 51200 ( 0.0 MB) Taskhandler runtime admin.
Key: 31 Size: 4806000 ( 4.6 MB) Dispatcher request queue
Key: 33 Size: 10240000 ( 9.8 MB) Table buffer, part.buffering
Key: 34 Size: 4194304 ( 4.0 MB) Enqueue table
Key: 51 Size: 3200000 ( 3.1 MB) Extended memory admin.
Key: 52 Size: 40000 ( 0.0 MB) Message Server buffer
Key: 54 Size: 4202496 ( 4.0 MB) Export/Import buffer
Key: 55 Size: 8192 ( 0.0 MB) Spool local printer+joblist
Key: 57 Size: 1048576 ( 1.0 MB) Profilparameter in shared mem
Key: 58 Size: 4096 ( 0.0 MB) Enqueue ID for reset
Shared memories inside of pool 40
Key: 42 Size: 7056992 ( 6.7 MB) DB TTAB buffer
Key: 43 Size: 32494488 ( 31.0 MB) DB FTAB buffer
Key: 44 Size: 7914392 ( 7.5 MB) DB IREC buffer
Key: 45 Size: 4842392 ( 4.6 MB) DB short nametab buffer
Key: 46 Size: 20480 ( 0.0 MB) DB sync table
Key: 47 Size: 3073024 ( 2.9 MB) DB CUA buffer
Key: 48 Size: 500000 ( 0.5 MB) Number range buffer
Key: 49 Size: 2968344 ( 2.8 MB) Spool admin (SpoolWP+DiaWP)
Shared memories outside of pools
Key: 3 Size: 13714400 ( 13.1 MB) Disp. communication areas
Key: 4 Size: 531448 ( 0.5 MB) statistic area
Key: 6 Size: 319488000 ( 304.7 MB) ABAP program buffer
Key: 7 Size: 14838 ( 0.0 MB) Update task administration
Key: 8 Size: 67108964 ( 64.0 MB) Paging buffer
Key: 9 Size: 134217828 ( 128.0 MB) Roll buffer
Key: 14 Size: 4400128 ( 4.2 MB) Presentation buffer
Key: 18 Size: 917604 ( 0.9 MB) Paging adminitration
Key: 19 Size: 30000128 ( 28.6 MB) Table-buffer
Key: 41 Size: 25010000 ( 23.9 MB) DB statistics buffer
Key: 62 Size: 85983232 ( 82.0 MB) Memory pipes
Key: 63 Size: 409600 ( 0.4 MB) ICMAN shared memory
Key: 64 Size: 4202496 ( 4.0 MB) Online Text Repository Buf.
Key: 65 Size: 4202496 ( 4.0 MB) Export/Import Shared Memory
Key: 1002 Size: 400000 ( 0.4 MB) Performance monitoring V01.0
Key: 58900100 Size: 4096 ( 0.0 MB) SCSA area
Nr of operating system shared memory segments: 18
Shared memory resource requirements estimated
================================================================
Total Nr of shared segments required.....: 18
System-imposed number of shared memories.: 1000
Shared memory segment size required min..: 319488000 ( 304.7 MB)
System-imposed maximum segment size......: 35184372088832 (33554432.0 MB)
Edited by: Joel Cancio on Jan 14, 2011 8:11 AM
Swap space requirements estimated
================================================
Shared memory....................: 916.1 MB
..in pool 10 127.8 MB, 114% used !!
..in pool 40 103.8 MB, 95% used
..not in pool: 658.6 MB
Processes........................: 626.4 MB
Extended Memory .................: 8096.0 MB
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Total, minimum requirement.......: 9638.5 MB
Process local heaps, worst case..: 3815.0 MB
Total, worst case requirement....: 13453.5 MB
Errors detected..................: 1
Warnings detected................: 1
You did not give memory configuration of DB.
Please calcualte the total memory of SAP and DB.
As per standard database memeory config I assume you total config should be more than your RAM. As a result you will have most of your RAM used up. Hence you are seeing it correct that Physical memory free is 30MB (I am assuming when you reffered to free memory you meant physical memeory)
Now your total virtual memory is 66 GB.
Hence I do not think this should result in system not running.
However since RAM is less compared to requirements you must be having very high paging. Hence your performance must be getting degraded significantly. Hence you must be getting feeling that your system has hung. You may not be even able to login.
I would suggest recheck yur memeory requirements. Can you reduced the memory assignment. Or the other way can you increase your memeory.
Hi Joel,
After reading the thread, I think you should read the documentation regarding memory management and consider to either increase your RAM or shrink a bit your system.
Its hard to make recommendations regarding values without having all the facts but theres lots of docs available for you to look into.
You could easily shrink resources by temporarely reducing the amount of processes, checking your system and DB parameters.
Regards
Juan
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