Re: oracle & oracle card

mrife_at_nyx10.cs.du.edu (Michael Rife) writes:

>There is an init.ora parameter which limits the amount of memory that
>the rdbms will take. It is in the installation manual for PC V6.0.
>The parameter has DYNAMIC in it.

  The parameter is called DYNAMIC_MEMORY and it can be found   (or placed) in the CONFIG.ORA file. This will limit the   amount of memory Oracle will allocate when it runs the   SQLPME protected mode memory driver. There is also   a command line switch for SQLPME (-X) that can be   used to limit this.

       SQLPME -X6000   should tell SQLPME to only use up 6 megs of RAM.

  One other caveat. You will need to run Windows in   Standard mode (WIN /S). Normally, Windows runs in   Enhanced mode and the memory management it employs is   incompatible with SQLPME.

  e-mail me if you'd like more details.

Rich Holowczak
Rutgers University
holowcza_at_andromeda.rutgers.edu Received on Fri Aug 05 1994 - 15:18:17 CEST