on 07-26-2007 9:58 AM
Hi all,
I want to increase SAP and Oracle buffer sizes.
1.How can I check all the process presently used memory and how much is free?
2.which processes mainly occufies RAM memory and which processes occufies extended or swap memory?
3.SAP buffer sizes+Oracle buffer sizes is equal to total memory or not?
how can I calculate total memory used ?
Regards,
Nani Prakash
Hi,
u can use st06 to check the memory size in SAP level.
To know the exact values of the file system u can use the commands like]
df -P (for hp-ux and IBM-aix)
To know the memory usage of each work process u can use the "top" command in os level for unix and linux
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Hi,
u can use st06 to check the memory size in SAP level.
To know the exact values of the file system u can use the commands like]
df -P (for hp-ux and IBM-aix)
To know the memory usage of each work process u can use the "top" command in os level for unix and linux
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> Hi all,
>
> I want to increase SAP and Oracle buffer
> sizes.
> .How can I check all the process presently used
> memory and how much is free?
Use transaction OS06 (and the detailed view)
>
> 2.which processes mainly occufies RAM memory and
> which processes occufies extended or swap memory?
This depends on the used operating system and the swap algorithm used...
>
> 3.SAP buffer sizes+Oracle buffer sizes is equal to
> total memory or not?
> how can I calculate total memory used ?
The best case is, that no swap is used at all and everything resides in memory. The total memory usage is very dependent on how you use your system, how many users, what modules/applications you run etc.
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Markus
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