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 The server is out of memory.

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elmerrill81
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Posted - 2007-09-11 : 15:01:58
when I start AS 2000 I find The server is out of memory in the Event Viewer, Application Log. This error occurs when the server starts and when it processes cubes. Now it's a 2 GB machine and i've set the low memory threshold to 1 GB with the max being 1.5. Any other suggestions?

Zoroaster
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Posted - 2007-09-11 : 15:25:15
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Originally posted by elmerrill81

when I start AS 2000 I find The server is out of memory in the Event Viewer, Application Log. This error occurs when the server starts and when it processes cubes. Now it's a 2 GB machine and i've set the low memory threshold to 1 GB with the max being 1.5. Any other suggestions?



Honestly, sounds like you need more RAM.



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elmerrill81
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Posted - 2007-09-11 : 16:11:53
quote:
Originally posted by Zoroaster

quote:
Originally posted by elmerrill81

when I start AS 2000 I find The server is out of memory in the Event Viewer, Application Log. This error occurs when the server starts and when it processes cubes. Now it's a 2 GB machine and i've set the low memory threshold to 1 GB with the max being 1.5. Any other suggestions?



Honestly, sounds like you need more RAM.



Future guru in the making.



I guess my question is what's causing this error on start up, and what counters should I use to monitor to determine if it's a memory problem. I used pages/sec and found nothing there..
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ValterBorges
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Posted - 2007-09-11 : 16:58:03
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/tips/olap_performance_cubes_p1.aspx


http://www.mosha.com/msolap/tech.htm#Performance

Cubes depending on dimensions/data and how you process them can take up alot of memory after all when you issue an mdx query it's retrieving the data from memory. You may want to add more memory, process and store less data, or use a different approach instead of molap try rolap or holap.


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