Open aachaemenes opened 4 hours ago
I think you might already have what you need on the Hardware tab bar the min server memory. The highlighted column is the max server memory & it calculates how much this is as a % of the physical memory and also what is left for the OS in GB.
For min server memory - I would just leave this set to the default value unless you have a good reason to change it. link
Yes we do but the problem is I have to do back and forth. I have 400 servers. Want to able to see how much ram windows has. We found servers that only had 2 gb ram left and was causing issues.
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I think you might already have what you need on the Hardware tab bar the min server memory. The highlighted column is the max server memory & it calculates how much this is as a % of the physical memory and also what is left for the OS in GB.
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For min server memory - I would just leave this set to the default value unless you have a good reason to change it. link https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/47640/sql-server-min-server-memory
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Currently DBA dash under configuration for all the servers shows SQL server settings for MAX and MIN memory. The system memory information is captures under hardware info which is great but If I want to see a quick report on how much ram has been assigned to Windows I have to go back and forth between the tabs. It would fantastic if we can see that info there also. Thanks.