
6-16 Implement: Making Required Database Administration Changes
If Your Current Version is 4.x, 10.x or 11.0.x Adaptive Server Enterprise 11.5
Use master instead of sybsystemprocs to run these commands on a 4.x
server.
This
dbcc command reports the number of memory pages used for
the stored procedure whose object ID you enter. Compare results on
the old and new systems. Use these results to estimate the procedure
cache size needed to accommodate the objects such as triggers,
views, and stored procedures that you want to hold in cache
simultaneously.
3. The Simple Way: Increase by Percentage
If you want to forgo calculating present and future memory use, the
following chart gives a rough estimate for increasing memory to
maintain approximately the same server performance you are now
getting.
How to Increase Memory
The precise steps you take to increase memory will depend your
needs and environment. To increase the amount of space available to
Adaptive Server, do some or all of the following:
• Increase the amount of RAM in the machine
• Increase the amount of shared memory allocated by the operating
system to Adaptive Server. See the installation guide for
information about increasing shared memory.
• Increase the
total memory parameter using sp_configure (not to
exceed the amount of memory allocated to Adaptive Server by
the operating system)
• Adjust the
procedure cache percent as necessary to produce the right
amount of procedure and data cache. The
procedure cache percent
determines how much of the memory not used by the kernel goes
to procedure cache. The remainder goes to data cache. This is the
only way to adjust data cache.
Table 6-6: Percent memory increase
From
Release...
Increase
Memory by...
4.x 125%
10.x 50%
11.0.x 25%
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