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Partially Resident Mode‣ Partially Resident Mode is only relevant for the Enterprisedeployment of HP Universal CMDB. For the small orstandard deployments, Fully Resident Mode is the onlyavailable option.‣ 12.5 M to 25 M CIs and links‣ Partially Resident Mode is only supported on systemsworking with Oracle. Systems working with Microsoft SQLonly support Fully Resident Mode.‣Supported configuration:➤ 64-bit operating system (Windows 64-bit Enterprise Edition was used for this test)➤ CMDB heap increased to 4 GB➤ Oracle Database SGA - 4 GB supported, 8 GB recommended42HP CONFIDENTIAL - ENABLEMENT ONLY, NOT FOR CUSTOMER USE.
Are you approaching the limit?When the total size of your database is approaching the12.5 million limit, it is recommended to convert the CMDBto Partially Resident Mode. This is only relevant when atleast 20% of the CIs in the database are of thefollowing types (all located under Host Resource in the CItype tree):➤ Process➤ Service➤ CPU➤ Installed SoftwareRefer to the HP Universal CMDB Capacity Planning guide43HP CONFIDENTIAL - ENABLEMENT ONLY, NOT FOR CUSTOMER USE.
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