on 2015 Oct 20 3:47 PM
HI,
I have a few questions regarding memory management in SAP system.
I read about it a lot butI still confused
My question is:
1. How I know how much memory all the WPs is used? (How much memory all the WPtakesfrom the OS)
2. How I know how much memory all the DIA's is used? (How much memory all the DIAtakesfrom the OS)
Idontwantseperateit to extend memory roll areaetc, I want to know percentage of memory all the WP takes from the OS.
I asked it becauseineed to increase the number of DIA in the APO system, but before the change I want to know how much memory the WP and the DIA used now, I want to avoid frommemory problemin the OS afteriincrease the number of DIA.
My server is always around 80% memory used, but I limit the memory used bySAP systemwith the parameter PHYS_MEMSIZE, and Idontthink the SAP takes all the PHYS_MEMSIZE parameter value.
And it'stakeme to the 3 question:
3.howI know how much memory the SAP system takes fromOS? I limit the memory used by SAP with PHYS_MEMSIZE, but I want to know exactly how much memory the SAP takes and if he used all the valueigive in the PHYS_MEMSIZE.
Maybe Idontneed to increase memory in the server just to increase the number of DIA
Thanks for your help my freinds
Naor
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HI
Buffer HitRatio % Alloc. KB Freesp. K
Nametab (NTAB)
Table definition 99.96 25,211 11,881
Field definition 100.00 125,861 73,304
Short NTAB 100.00 6,321 3,222
Initial records 98.74 37,345 29,911
program 99.92 1,800,000 686,254
CUA 99.97 13,000 1,179
Screen 99.98 19,532 1,757
Calendar 100.00 488 316
OTR 100.00 4,096 3,327
Tables
Generic Key 100.00 200,000 27,451
Single record 97.36 40,000 10,857
Export/import 98.46 75,000 10,907
Exp./ Imp. SHM 99.57 4,096 2,178
SAP Memory Curr.Use % CurUse[KB] MaxUse[KB]
Roll area 1.21 3,175 11,784
Page area 0.45 1,183 262,136
Extended memory 2.72 913,408 6,385,664
Heap memory 0 2,244,228
PHYS_MEMSIZE 25600
total memory - 32 GB
Oracle - 17 GB
Thanks
naor
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Hello Naor,
First of all your DB has more than 1/3 of host memory rule value. As I said rule of thumb it should be about 10-12 GB. Check Oracle memory usages also. Does Oracle use all allocated memory?
PHYS_MEMSIZE + DB MEM SIZE = 25 + 17 = 42 GB. Your system must swap at least 10 GB from these values.
What about the swap size of your system? Is it 2-3 times of your host memory?
I will do calculations later. No time now. And reply later.
Regards,
Yuksel AKCINAR
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