RE: ok one for you windows/oracle people out there

Correct me if I'm wrong (and I probably am) but isn't this the "add a switch to the startup line in the boot.ini" fix.

>From Tuning 101.

"Windows NT4.0 Enterprise Edition has a feature called 4Gb Ram Tuning (4GT). This feature makes it possible for applications to use up to 3Gb of memory space. This increase in avaliable memory space will allow larger SGA sizes or more connections to the database. To enable this feature, you will have to add the "/3GB" switch to the operating system startup line in the boot.ini file."

[operating system] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Windows NT Server Version 4.00"/3GB

HTH Regards

Lee

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Nope. Sorry. I've never seen this message and we've moved on to Win2K.  

                    Joe Testa

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Whenever more users logon to the database we get Oracle error 'out of process memory' and the process fails. It indicates that OS could not allocate memory for the process. For Windows NT Enterprise Edition a feature 4 GB Memory Tuning is available.

Anyone know anything about it, does it work, etc?

thanks, joe

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