Hi Alan

Sorry for replying late, was out of station.

At 01:59 pm 12/02/2004, you wrote:

>The server cache has nothing to do with page size. The db page size reflects
>the block os disk space reserved for pages of data (which is how the server
>stores it's contents). The server cache is a measure of how much ram is
>allocated to it's cache for server operations. Don't get the two mixed up.

Okay. Thanks for clarifying my muddles.




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Bhavbhuti
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