Caché Installation Guide - InterSystems Documentation
Caché Installation Guide - InterSystems Documentation
Caché Installation Guide - InterSystems Documentation
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OpenVMS System Parameter Values<br />
Analyzing the Calculation Results<br />
Parameter<br />
Current value<br />
Required <strong>Caché</strong><br />
amount<br />
Resulting value<br />
BALSETCNT<br />
MAXPROCESSCNT<br />
GBLPAGES<br />
GBLPAGFIL<br />
GBLSECTIONS<br />
SYSMWCNT<br />
LOCKIDTBL<br />
RESHASHTBL<br />
The parameter calculator also provides the following values:<br />
• Cache Fixed SHMEM req — a fixed value used in the calculator computations; it is for informational<br />
purposes only.<br />
• Resident Memory requirement — total shared memory required by this <strong>Caché</strong> instance, including<br />
an amount for the generic memory heap (gmheap) for a standard installation. If you increase<br />
gmheap, you may need to increase the resident memory requirement.<br />
<strong>Caché</strong> does not require you to reserve a named memory-resident section; see the Update Resident<br />
Memory section for details.<br />
A.6.3 Update Resident Memory<br />
If the total required shared memory is more than 5 MB (true of most installations), <strong>Caché</strong> automatically<br />
allocates all memory from resident memory. <strong>Caché</strong> does not require you to reserve a named memoryresident<br />
section, but be sure to update the GBLPAGES and GBLPAGFIL parameters as the calculator<br />
indicates. Although this memory is not pageable, OpenVMS requires sufficient GBLPAGFIL and still<br />
deducts GBLSECTION pages.<br />
In OpenVMS, reserved sections can be either named sections that you create with SYSMAN and have<br />
a fixed size or resident sections, which include reserved sections, but can also be “anonymous.”<br />
The following are the advantages of reserving a named section:<br />
• On a system with multiple instances, the named sections reserve memory for the various instances;<br />
therefore you are certain the memory is available.<br />
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