Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 11/28/96 11:58

dunleav1 (jmd@dunleavyenterprises.com) writes:
> What is considered to be a high number of stolen pages?
> I am geting about 10000 on average during a test run.
>
> I have configured the sql server to have 2048M of memory but the task
> manager only shows 1700M allocated to sql sever. If sql server needs
> more memory because of stolen pages why isn't sql server grabbing more
> than 1700M of memory.
>
> The server has 4G of RAM and a 4G swap file.

Which version and edition of SQL Server are you using?

Have you set the /3GB switch in Boot.ini for Windows?



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