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Hi
I am facing a problem regarding PGA allocation. In the 9.2.0.2 database on
Windows 2000,
PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET is set to 1G, SGA is 1G. The database server has 4 GB
physical memory plus
virtual disk space. The front-end is written using ASP. The web server
connects to the database using
connection pooling.
The problem is, the PGA allocation to sessions gradually increases over the
time then it reaches
memory limit on the server and web-server connections fail with ORA-04030
error (out of process memory).
(The PGA allocation/per session can be seen using V$PROCESS view and total
PGA allocation can be seen
using V$PGASTAT)
I am not able find out why the PGA is not getting released. I do not see any
continuously active sessions
or huge sorts or anything that requires huge PGA. The PGA just keeps
growing.
Can anyone help me with this problem? Any help is appreciated.
Also is there any way to peek into PGA and see how much is allocated to each
session?
TIA Ashish
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