on 2022 Nov 02 7:47 PM
Dear Guru's,
Request you to kindly help in understanding my query.
HANA Used Memory is less and Database Resident Memory is huge. I could understand that Database Resident is something which HANA reserves, but why when the used memory is 40 GB . Peak Used is 50 GB, Which caused Database resident to reach 137 GB. Below are our server specifications and no global allocation limit is set in the server.
RAM - 188 GB
Used/Peak Used -> 40/51 GB
Database resident / Total resident -> 137/145 GB
How to measure or how to calculate which led to reserve more memory in resident. how to check how much data does HANA load whenever a restart happens like any fixed Value 40 or 50 GB.
How much Memory does HANA have it in its pool.
Thanks & Regards,
Mithran
Request clarification before answering.
From the SAP official documentation: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_HANA_PLATFORM/6b94445c94ae495c83a19646e7c3fd56/bd43f1c0bb571014bf5acf2...
Example:
A single-host system has 100-GB physical memory.
Both the global allocation limit and the individual service allocation limits are 92.5% (default values).
Therefore:
Collectively, all services of the SAP HANA database can use a maximum of 92.5 GB.
Individually, each service can use a maximum of 92.5 GB.
Therefore, if 2 services are running and the current memory pool of service 1 is 50 GB, then the effective allocation limit of service 2 is 42.5 GB.
This allocation happens because service 1 is already using 50 GB and together they can’t exceed the global allocation limit of 92.5 GB.
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Please check the Administration Guide: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_HANA_PLATFORM/6b94445c94ae495c83a19646e7c3fd56/bdf26308bb571014b7bcd3b...
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