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If you are on Solaris, you may be interested in NOTE: 153655.1 SOLARIS: Determing Oracle Memory Usage on Solaris.
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Many programs which display memory usage, like "top"
or "ps -lf" do not distinguish between shared and
private memory and show the SGA usage in each
background and shadow process. Subsequently, it may
appear as though Oracle is using several times more
memory than what is actually installed on the system.
To properly determine how much memory Oracle is using,
you must use a tool which separates private and shared
memory. One such tool is "/usr/proc/bin/pmap".
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Robert Pegram
Oracle DBA
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