Memory management in oracle 11g r2
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Oracle 11g R2 introduced automatic memory management which takes care of dynamically expanding and shrinking the SGA and PGA based on instance needs. Only two parameters, memory_target and memory_max_target, need to be set. Memory_target sets the initial usable system memory size while memory_max_target defines the maximum amount of memory Oracle can use. For example, memory_max_target could be set to 500MB and memory_target to 350MB initially.
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- 1. MEMORY MANAGEMENT IN ORACLE 11G R2
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