the procedure cache is shrinking at an alarming rate and the buffer cache is
growing. This is surprising to me as this is a proc intensive server and I
know SQL Server dynamically manages the memory. My question is there anyway
to change the amount of memory allocated to the proc cache? I went through
books online, but I only saw things relating to setting the min/max memory
amounts but nothing directly related to the type of management that I'm
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this is not bad, your queries are well parameterized and also your =SPs,so thousands of querys are using the same plan, the problem is when =you have a large proc cache and a litle data cache.
-- Mauro
MCTS - SQL Server 2005
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I'm monitoring a SQL Server 2000 server running on W2k3 and I'm =noticing that the procedure cache is shrinking at an alarming rate and the buffer =cache is growing. This is surprising to me as this is a proc intensive server =and I know SQL Server dynamically manages the memory. My question is there =anyway to change the amount of memory allocated to the proc cache? I went =through books online, but I only saw things relating to setting the min/max =memory amounts but nothing directly related to the type of management that =I'm wanting to do.
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this is not bad, your queries are well parameterized and also your SPs,so thousands of querys are using the =same plan, the problem is when you have a large proc cache and a litle data cache.
-- MauroMCTS - SQL Server 2005
"Big Ern"
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