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    memory consumed by server process

    hi
    how to find out the memory consumed by the server process.

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    Platform? Version? Which Processes? MTS or Dedicated?
    Last edited by jovery; 12-24-2002 at 06:17 AM.
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    Originally posted by jovery
    Platform? Version? Which Processes? MTS or Dedicated?

    Hi,
    I am on Sun Solaris; and using oracle8.1.7/Dedicated
    and one more thing; how to findout which objects are currently in the database buffer cache...is there any views to findout the same
    Last edited by bang_dba; 12-24-2002 at 08:01 AM.

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    Originally posted by bang_dba
    how to findout which objects are currently in the database buffer cache...is there any views to findout the same
    http://www.dbasupport.com/forums/sho...ghlight=v%24bh
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    In solaris, we use pmap,
    In linux ,we use /proc/$SPID/status to check the process memory utilization.
    What about other OS?
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    On HP-11 we can use glance, it's one of the better utilities I have ever seen and it gives you IO/memory/CPU consumption. ( Ofcourse It needs to be installed/enabled on your system.)
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    I have not used hpux, but i have a question.
    For top in solaris, It shows the sum of sga and process memory, what about glance/top in HPUX?
    I know in aix, there is topas like top, but not knowing whether it showed the sga in the screen display
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    Use prstat -a

    please go through man prstat

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    Check out this metalink document.

    Hope this helps

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