Bruce, Only use estore if you are IO bound. If you are CPU bound the attach/detach of
memory will increase CPU utilization. Other than that you should be ok. Phil
> Hi All,
We have an old platform running DB2 V6 and Windows NT Server. It has 4GB of memory
which we want to exploit. We are currently using less than 2 GB for DB2, and the
machine is mainly a database server. My understanding is that a single program is
limited to 2GB of memory under NT and to 3GB if using the Advanced Server option.
We are planning to use DB2 extended memory (Database configuration parameter
NUM_ESTORE_SEGS) to get around the 2 (or maybe 3) GB limit on memory usage for NT
tasks. Has anybody used extended memory on NT and is there anything we should watch
out for?
Thanks,
Bruce
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IBM Certified Advanced Technical Expert -- DB2 DRDA
IBM Certified Advanced Technical Expert -- DB2 Clusters
Breakthrough Results for DB2
www.breakthroughdb2.com
IDUG North America 2002, May 12-16, San Diego,Ca
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