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Memory is the most important computer resource and issues with memory can cause disk and CPU saturation. The document discusses understanding physical and virtual memory, optimizing large memory configurations for 32-bit and 64-bit systems, SQL Server memory structures like clerks, caches, and pools, and how to monitor and tune settings like Max Server Memory and Query/Workspace memory to optimize performance.

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Performance Tuning and Monitoring - : Never Judge A Book by Its Cover 1

Memory is the most important computer resource and issues with memory can cause disk and CPU saturation. The document discusses understanding physical and virtual memory, optimizing large memory configurations for 32-bit and 64-bit systems, SQL Server memory structures like clerks, caches, and pools, and how to monitor and tune settings like Max Server Memory and Query/Workspace memory to optimize performance.

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----------Performance Tuning and Monitoring--------------

--------------Understanding Memory--------------Memory, disk, and CPU are the holy trinity of resources in a computer
system, and memory is first because its the area that youre most likely to
have an issue with. Memory issues can cause both disk and CPU saturation,
so when troubleshooting a server issue (or at least a performance issue) you
need to start by looking at the memory profile of the system.
Understanding physical memory and how virtual memory
addressing is used
Optimizing 32-bit systems with large amounts of memory
Optimizing the memory configuration on 64-bit systems
AWE and its uses on 32-bit and 64-bit environments
Explaining MemToLeave
SQL Servers memory clerks, caches, and pools
Looking at SQL Servers plan cache
Determining a setting for Max Server Memory
An in-depth look at Query/Workspace memory

Never Judge A Book By Its Cover

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