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Hello Limin,
I don't see why Oracle SGA should actually take more space than its actual size. SHMMAX is only a limit to a maximum bunch of shared memory, and indeed you won't be able to allocate single SGA of bigger size.
Hope this helps,
Igor
guo_at_andrews.edu wrote:
>
> I have a unix machine with SHMMAX=150MB. There are mutiple Oracle instances
> running on this machine.
>
> Question:
>
> If the SGA size is smaller than 150MB, for example, 50MB, How much
> physical memory does this instance SGA take? 150MB or 50MB?
>
> Thanks for any inputs?
>
> Limin.
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Igor Sereda,
ITC, Russia
Received on Tue May 05 1998 - 15:18:25 CDT