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  1. #1
    Chris Hill Guest

    Insufficient Memory

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

  2. #2
    KROM Guest

    Insufficient Memory (reply)


    I hope you are not giving all to SQL Server.
    Make sure that you do not have large tables pinned in cache.

    Krom

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    Chris Hill at 4/14/00 11:03:38 AM

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

  3. #3
    Guest

    Insufficient Memory (reply)

    Currently we are using the dynamic memory configuration option. Should we not be? Most of the published documentation says to let sqlserver manage itself.

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    KROM at 4/14/00 11:10:04 AM


    I hope you are not giving all to SQL Server.
    Make sure that you do not have large tables pinned in cache.

    Krom

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    Chris Hill at 4/14/00 11:03:38 AM

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

  4. #4
    KROM Guest

    Insufficient Memory (reply)


    Yes, but you can set the boundaries.
    leave at the least, 125mgs for NT

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    at 4/14/00 11:14:02 AM

    Currently we are using the dynamic memory configuration option. Should we not be? Most of the published documentation says to let sqlserver manage itself.

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    KROM at 4/14/00 11:10:04 AM


    I hope you are not giving all to SQL Server.
    Make sure that you do not have large tables pinned in cache.

    Krom

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    Chris Hill at 4/14/00 11:03:38 AM

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

  5. #5
    Guest

    Insufficient Memory (reply)

    U can take off dynamic memory allocation, and choose fixed memory allocation in server properties..I think it works..If not i am sorry.



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    KROM at 4/14/00 11:19:08 AM


    Yes, but you can set the boundaries.
    leave at the least, 125mgs for NT

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    at 4/14/00 11:14:02 AM

    Currently we are using the dynamic memory configuration option. Should we not be? Most of the published documentation says to let sqlserver manage itself.

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    KROM at 4/14/00 11:10:04 AM


    I hope you are not giving all to SQL Server.
    Make sure that you do not have large tables pinned in cache.

    Krom

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    Chris Hill at 4/14/00 11:03:38 AM

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

  6. #6
    Chris Hill Guest

    Insufficient Memory (reply)

    I've restricted sqlserver to 836 meg. I'm still having the same problem. Any other ideas?


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    KROM at 4/14/00 11:19:08 AM


    Yes, but you can set the boundaries.
    leave at the least, 125mgs for NT

    ------------
    at 4/14/00 11:14:02 AM

    Currently we are using the dynamic memory configuration option. Should we not be? Most of the published documentation says to let sqlserver manage itself.

    ------------
    KROM at 4/14/00 11:10:04 AM


    I hope you are not giving all to SQL Server.
    Make sure that you do not have large tables pinned in cache.

    Krom

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    Chris Hill at 4/14/00 11:03:38 AM

    About once a week I'm receiving this message in the Sqlserver Log from ODS

    Error 17803,Severity: 17, State: 14
    Insufficient Memory Available

    The machine has 1 gig of RAM and is dedicated to sqlserver7 with sp1. Any ideas of what might be causing this problem? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Chris

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