February 22, 2001 06:22 PM

Memory Management

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SQL Server Magazine
InstantDoc ID #16522
Can a readme file contain extra memory?
In SQL Server releases before SQL Server 7.0, a systems administrator (sa) has to configure a fixed amount of memory for SQL Server to use and can't change that amount of memory without stopping and restarting SQL Server. If you configure too little memory, performance can suffer drastically because SQL Server won't have enough available memory to store frequently accessed data. However, if you configure too much memory (e.g., more...

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Good tip about the readme files. I rarely read then, but I didn't because it is much faster to google your question.

Take Care!

Marcos7/23/2009 10:53:58 AM


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