Need a little assistance on some "concepts", so to speak..
When looking at the processes(dedicated connections) of an 816 database on a
UNIX environment-the memory used for each process appears to be the same as
the SGA.
It's been awhile since I had to "dig" into this, but I thought that the
ded
Use need to use pmap feature of Unix in order to see the real RAM associated
with the processes.
Vikas Khanna
Oracle - DBA
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Need a little assistance on some "concepts", so to speak..
W
SGA is shared memory so it will show up looking as though the
individual connections are as large as the SGA (or larger, to include
the PGA). In reality they are sharing a large chunk of the memory
ipcs -m will show you the memory segment allocation for the SGA,
subtract that from the memory each
