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Alex
Hello,
I'm running Windows 2000 Server with all updates and servicepacks,
plus MS SQL 2000. Something is eating up all my memory, and I'm not
sure how to find-out what. Below is what I've got in Task Manager
under Performance:
Totals:
Handles - 16874
Threads - 876
Processes - 75
Physical Memory:
Total - 2096660
Available - 526024
System Cache - 132560
Commit Charge:
Total - 3699220
Limit - 4469524
Peak - 3730940
Kernel Memory:
Total - 57464
Paged - 38696
Nonpaged - 18778
And it shows current Memory Usage as 3699220. This machine only has 2
gigs of Memory, so what would eat-up almost 1.6 Gigs over? This is
only a database server, so only MS SQL 2000 is running. Is there
someplace I can see what EACH process is taking up so I can track-down
whether SQL is the app taking up all memory?
Thanks for any insight... I'm having to reboot this server evero 3-4
weeks because of this. Thanks,
Alex.
I'm running Windows 2000 Server with all updates and servicepacks,
plus MS SQL 2000. Something is eating up all my memory, and I'm not
sure how to find-out what. Below is what I've got in Task Manager
under Performance:
Totals:
Handles - 16874
Threads - 876
Processes - 75
Physical Memory:
Total - 2096660
Available - 526024
System Cache - 132560
Commit Charge:
Total - 3699220
Limit - 4469524
Peak - 3730940
Kernel Memory:
Total - 57464
Paged - 38696
Nonpaged - 18778
And it shows current Memory Usage as 3699220. This machine only has 2
gigs of Memory, so what would eat-up almost 1.6 Gigs over? This is
only a database server, so only MS SQL 2000 is running. Is there
someplace I can see what EACH process is taking up so I can track-down
whether SQL is the app taking up all memory?
Thanks for any insight... I'm having to reboot this server evero 3-4
weeks because of this. Thanks,
Alex.