Hi Kevin,

This limit of memory is due to addressable memory space in case of 32 bit
machine . If you use extended bufferpool even a single DB2 instance can use
more than 1.7 GB of memory.

Thanx & Rgds
Deepak Bansal
DBA Technology



"Kevin Chuang" <[Email Address Removed]
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Tuesday April 13, 2004 10:15 AM Subject: 1.7 GB limitation on memory for 32 bits UDB (AIX)






I read the book regarding this limitation, but not quite clear about this.

Is this 1.7GB shared memory that can be used by UDB is on the whole
machine or by instance.
If I have two instance running on the one machine. Can each one uses up to
1.7GB or
two combine can use 1.7GB?


Regards,
Kevin Chuang
212-383-3864


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