Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts

Friday, March 30, 2012

MS SQL Standard Edition Memory.

I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory
limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My
hardware supports two processors. If I license per
Processor method and install two processors and license
two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per
processor or 2GB for both processors?
Thanks2GB address space is per SQLServer process(sqlserver.exe). It is nothing to
do with the processor. You can increase the SQLServer address space by
setting /3GB switch in boot.ini
This will leave just 1 GB for OS. May interfere with some of your video
drivers
-kumar
"ddavids@.idfbins.com" wrote:
> I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory
> limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My
> hardware supports two processors. If I license per
> Processor method and install two processors and license
> two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per
> processor or 2GB for both processors?
> Thanks
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Tunji
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2GB address space is per SQLServer process(sqlserver.exe). It is =nothing to do with the processor. You can increase the SQLServer address space by =
setting /3GB switch in boot.ini
This will leave just 1 GB for OS. May interfere with some of your =video drivers
-kumar
"ddavids@.idfbins.com" wrote:
> I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory > limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My > hardware supports two processors. If I license per > Processor method and install two processors and license > two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per > processor or 2GB for both processors?
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Beware that Sql server 2000 standard =edition does not support /3gb switch. This is only supported in Sql server 2000 =enterprise edition.
Tunji
"Kumar Part" wrote in message news:8E5=72684-C9AE-4679-BC12-4B56003EB4B8@.microsoft.com...
2GB address space is per SQLServer process(sqlserver.exe). It is nothing =to do with the processor. You can increase the SQLServer address space by setting /3GB switch in boot.iniThis will leave just 1 GB =for OS. May interfere with some of your video =drivers-kumar"ddavids@.idfbins.com" =wrote:> I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory > limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My => hardware supports two processors. If I license per > =Processor method and install two processors and license > two Standard =editions will there be 2GB of memory per > processor or 2GB for both processors?> > Thanks > >

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MS SQL Standard Edition Memory.

I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory
limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My
hardware supports two processors. If I license per
Processor method and install two processors and license
two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per
processor or 2GB for both processors?
Thanks
2GB address space is per SQLServer process(sqlserver.exe). It is nothing to
do with the processor. You can increase the SQLServer address space by
setting /3GB switch in boot.ini
This will leave just 1 GB for OS. May interfere with some of your video
drivers
-kumar
"ddavids@.idfbins.com" wrote:

> I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory
> limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My
> hardware supports two processors. If I license per
> Processor method and install two processors and license
> two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per
> processor or 2GB for both processors?
> Thanks
>
|||Beware that Sql server 2000 standard edition does not support /3gb switch. This is only supported in Sql server 2000 enterprise edition.
Tunji
"Kumar Part" <Kumar Part@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8E572684-C9AE-4679-BC12-4B56003EB4B8@.microsoft.com...
2GB address space is per SQLServer process(sqlserver.exe). It is nothing to
do with the processor. You can increase the SQLServer address space by
setting /3GB switch in boot.ini
This will leave just 1 GB for OS. May interfere with some of your video
drivers
-kumar
"ddavids@.idfbins.com" wrote:

> I understand that MS SQL Standard Edition has a 2GB memory
> limit. Windows 2000 server supports 4GB of memory. My
> hardware supports two processors. If I license per
> Processor method and install two processors and license
> two Standard editions will there be 2GB of memory per
> processor or 2GB for both processors?
> Thanks
>

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

MS SQL Server Memory Supported

We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of RAM to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to do any settings
Pls advise
Thanks
sanjay
Hello,
Only SQL server 2000 Enterprise Edition support more than 2 GB RAM. Other
editions will support only a
maximum of 2 GB.
If it is Enterprise edition then have a look into the below site to enable
more than 2 GB RAM to SQL server using AWE:-
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/awe_memory.asp
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Sanjay" <Sanjay@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DFD9B463-7A8F-48BA-BB9B-AB52BB35310F@.microsoft.com...
> We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of
RAM to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
> Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to
do any settings
> Pls advise
> Thanks
> sanjay

MS SQL Server Memory Supported

We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of RAM to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to do any settings
Pls advise
Thanks
sanjayHello,
Only SQL server 2000 Enterprise Edition support more than 2 GB RAM. Other
editions will support only a
maximum of 2 GB.
If it is Enterprise edition then have a look into the below site to enable
more than 2 GB RAM to SQL server using AWE:-
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/awe_memory.asp
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Sanjay" <Sanjay@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DFD9B463-7A8F-48BA-BB9B-AB52BB35310F@.microsoft.com...
> We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of
RAM to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
> Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to
do any settings
> Pls advise
> Thanks
> sanjaysql

MS SQL Server Memory Supported

We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of RAM
to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to do
any settings
Pls advise
Thanks
sanjayHello,
Only SQL server 2000 Enterprise Edition support more than 2 GB RAM. Other
editions will support only a
maximum of 2 GB.
If it is Enterprise edition then have a look into the below site to enable
more than 2 GB RAM to SQL server using AWE:-
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/awe_memory.asp
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Sanjay" <Sanjay@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DFD9B463-7A8F-48BA-BB9B-AB52BB35310F@.microsoft.com...
> We are using SQL 2000 and being moved from old NT Servers having 2 G of
RAM to new hardware with Win 2003 installed and 8GB of RAM.
> Now can SQL 2000 use more than 2G of RAM on Win2003, if yes do we need to
do any settings
> Pls advise
> Thanks
> sanjay

Monday, March 26, 2012

MS SQL Server for the Desktop

I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP Pro.
If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal edition
of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so what
is it called and what is the link to download it from.
Thanks
It's called MSDE.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
> I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks
|||If you don't need the client tools such as Enterprise Manager and Query
Analyzer and your database is no more than 2GB in size then MSDE is what you
are looking for:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/msde/
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
|||Or you can use the new SQL Server 2005 Express.
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
>I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
>Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
> edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
> what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks
sql

MS SQL Server for the Desktop

I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP Pro
.
If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal edition
of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so what
is it called and what is the link to download it from.
ThanksIt's called MSDE.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...&displaylang=en
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
> I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks|||If you don't need the client tools such as Enterprise Manager and Query
Analyzer and your database is no more than 2GB in size then MSDE is what you
are looking for:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/msde/
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--|||Or you can use the new SQL Server 2005 Express.
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
>I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
>Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
> edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
> what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks

MS SQL Server for the Desktop

I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP Pro.
If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal edition
of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so what
is it called and what is the link to download it from.
ThanksIt's called MSDE.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=413744D1-A0BC-479F-BAFA-E4B278EB9147&displaylang=en
--
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
> I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks|||If you don't need the client tools such as Enterprise Manager and Query
Analyzer and your database is no more than 2GB in size then MSDE is what you
are looking for:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/msde/
--
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--|||Or you can use the new SQL Server 2005 Express.
"Armyeric" <Armyeric@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D26A1A44-FF03-4D34-98D6-DFA903AE4A06@.microsoft.com...
>I have a test database that needs to be installed on a laptop running XP
>Pro.
> If memory serves me correctly, there is a free downloadable personal
> edition
> of SQL server that will run on a laptop. Is there such a beast? If so
> what
> is it called and what is the link to download it from.
> Thanks

Friday, March 23, 2012

MS SQL Server 2k standard - insuffient system resources or memory

Hi,
I have sql 2000 with sp3, on w2k with sp4. It has 3 GB RAM. I haven't set u
p the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from 0 to 3072 mb.
My former server worked fine.: It was sql 2000 no sp, on w2k with sp2. It ha
d 1 GB RAM.
I had't set up the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from 0
to 1024 mb.
and that worked fine.
My 3rd party programs are finnish accounting programs and they give me very
much error and other conflict messages. I have already checked out everythin
g from setttings and I don't believe it could be any collation problem or so
mething.
I am now wondering what happens when there's no limits of the memory usage.
Will sql use over 2 gb though it can't and give problems after or does it re
alize limits?
Does anyone know?Standard Edition of SQL Server 2000 will not use more than 2G.
It's easy to confirm this with Performance Monitor. What errros are you
getting?
Brian
"Mikko Oksanen" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70923497-8A0B-43A1-B9FE-608215BC91CA@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have sql 2000 with sp3, on w2k with sp4. It has 3 GB RAM. I haven't set
up the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from 0 to 3072 mb.
> My former server worked fine.: It was sql 2000 no sp, on w2k with sp2. It
had 1 GB RAM.
> I had't set up the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from
0 to 1024 mb.
> and that worked fine.
> My 3rd party programs are finnish accounting programs and they give me
very much error and other conflict messages. I have already checked out
everything from setttings and I don't believe it could be any collation
problem or something.
> I am now wondering what happens when there's no limits of the memory
usage. Will sql use over 2 gb though it can't and give problems after or
does it realize limits?
> Does anyone know?
>
>|||Hello,
I looked from the performance monitor. I Noticed it also. Thank you
I get this kind of errors:
Insufficient resources to create UMS scheduler
Run-time error'-2147217900 (80040e14)':
The CREATE DATABASE process is allocating 0,75 MB on disk 'pl3135kk'.
(here the pl3135 is some temp database)
Insufficient system memory to run this query
This kind of problem. Anykind of help could do if you know or have heard thi
s kind of problems
-Mikko-
Standard Edition of SQL Server 2000 will not use more than 2G.
It's easy to confirm this with Performance Monitor. What errros are you
getting?
Brian
"Mikko Oksanen" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70923497-8A0B-43A1-B9FE-608215BC91CA@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
up the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from 0 to 3072 mb.
had 1 GB RAM.
> I had't set up the maximum memory for instance, so they are defaults from
0 to 1024 mb.
> and that worked fine.
very much error and other conflict messages. I have already checked out
everything from setttings and I don't believe it could be any collation
problem or something.
usage. Will sql use over 2 gb though it can't and give problems after or
does it realize limits?sql