SQL Server Memory (RAM) Managment
SQL Server's memory configuration is one of the most important settings. The memory usage of SQL Server varies depending on the version of SQL Server you are using and the processor architecture you are using. SQL Server performs some operations in memory (In-Memory) for performance.
There are 2 types of memory management in SQL Server.
1) Dynamic Memory Management: SQL Server does not specify any upper limit, and SQL Server occupies and uses as much memory space as it can use. however, when any other application needs memory, the partition occupied by SQL Server is allocated to that application. The main disadvantage of dynamic memory management is that SQL Server is busy during the allocation of memory to different applications.
2) Static Memory Management: The minimum and maximum amount of memory that SQL Server can use is determined and does not go beyond that. SQL Server does not exceed the specified maximum value, and the remaining amount of memory is available for other applications.
Now, let's see a sample table about SQL Server Memory Configuration of a 64-bit machine. However, this sample data is only required for the SQL Server Database Engine. Additional memory will be required for additional applications, such as SQL Server Agent, Integration Services.
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There are 2 types of memory management in SQL Server.
1) Dynamic Memory Management: SQL Server does not specify any upper limit, and SQL Server occupies and uses as much memory space as it can use. however, when any other application needs memory, the partition occupied by SQL Server is allocated to that application. The main disadvantage of dynamic memory management is that SQL Server is busy during the allocation of memory to different applications.
2) Static Memory Management: The minimum and maximum amount of memory that SQL Server can use is determined and does not go beyond that. SQL Server does not exceed the specified maximum value, and the remaining amount of memory is available for other applications.
Now, let's see a sample table about SQL Server Memory Configuration of a 64-bit machine. However, this sample data is only required for the SQL Server Database Engine. Additional memory will be required for additional applications, such as SQL Server Agent, Integration Services.
This is the end of my blog! Thank you for taking the time to read (: