Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Sort memory |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-06-07T16:25:35Z |
buppcpp wrote:
performs sorts in memory, without creating temporary files for
intermediate results. That can use a lot of memory, so there's a
configuration parameter that allows you to limit the amount of memory
allocated to a sort. That parameter has no effect on the amount of
memory preallocated for anything or the amount of memory used for
purposes other than sorting.
Regards,
Ann
> When does the sort memory usage come into play?The clues are "sort memory" and "upper limit". When possible, Firebird
>
> I have SortMemUpperLimit = 67108864 in my configuration, but my memory
> usage never goes above my DefaultDbCachePages settings.
>
performs sorts in memory, without creating temporary files for
intermediate results. That can use a lot of memory, so there's a
configuration parameter that allows you to limit the amount of memory
allocated to a sort. That parameter has no effect on the amount of
memory preallocated for anything or the amount of memory used for
purposes other than sorting.
Regards,
Ann