Re: Memory allocation Oracle/HP-UX 9.05

From: Steve Lemme <rp1399_at_email.sps.mot.com>
Date: 1996/02/20
Message-ID: <rp1399-2002961246360001_at_m12cim15.sps.mot.com>#1/1

If Oracle is the only application running you should use most of the memory for ORACLE. Increase your shared pool. Most of my HP 800 series boxes have a minimum of 256mb upto 512mb, most of which is used by Oracle to improve performance

Steve Lemme
DBA
Motorola

In article <31234C6E.42FF_at_arrowsmith.com>, Niloufar Lamei <lameini_at_arrowsmith.com> wrote:

> We have a dedicated HP-E45 with 128Mb of RAM. We only run
> HP-UX operating system and Oracle on this machine. Would
> someone know what percentage (maximum) of memory should be
> allocated to the operating system and what percentage to the
> Oracle processes to get best performance. Any hint or pointers
> will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Niloufar
> e-mail: lameini_at_arrowsmith.com

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