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Could someone please point to documentation, Metalink note, blog post etc that explains how Automatic Memory Management (AMM - 11g feature) is implemented on AIX and Solaris? There are many documents for Linux explaining that with AMM enabled instead of using normal shared memory segment (visible with "ipcs") Oracle uses "/dev/shm". However I couldn't find any info on AIX/Solaris. As far as I could see Oracle still creates normal shared memory segment visible with "ipcs". Isn't it static in size? |
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On Nov 7, 8:24*am, vsevolod afanassiev <vsevolod.afanass... (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: Could someone please point to documentation, Metalink note, blog post etc that explains how Automatic Memory Management (AMM - 11g feature) is implemented on AIX and Solaris? There are many documents for Linux explaining that with AMM enabled instead of using normal shared memory segment (visible with "ipcs") Oracle uses "/dev/shm". However I couldn't find any info on AIX/Solaris. As far as I could see Oracle still creates normal shared memory segment visible with "ipcs". Isn't it static in size? A very good write-up for AIX can be found here: http://intermediatesql.com/tag/memory/ Check the posts tagged with "memory" - it also covers the AMM variant on AIX extensively in several of the posts. Hope this helps, Randolf |
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