Oracle uses a lot of memory
OS: Windows Server 2012
DB: Oracle11g-r2
When you restart or turn on the server, everything works perfectly, the memory is normal, the number of sessions, too. But after 2-3 days of continuous work, the consumed memory increases, and the number of sessions increases significantly to 450+. As far as I know, the database session should be thrown out by itself and there should be no problems with it. But what happens to memory? At the moment, it is 5.4GB passed 3 days. Tomorrow will be even more.
In the end, the database will stop accepting new traffic connections, even if everything is unloaded.
Only restart helps. Help me pls
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OS: Windows Server 2012
DB: Oracle11g-r2
When you restart or turn on the server, everything works perfectly, the memory is normal, the number of sessions, too. But after 2-3 days of continuous work, the consumed memory increases, and the number of sessions increases significantly to 450+. As far as I know, the database session should be thrown out by itself and there should be no problems with it. But what happens to memory? At the moment, it is 5.4GB passed 3 days. Tomorrow will be even more.
In the end, the database will stop accepting new traffic connections, even if everything is unloaded.
Only restart helps. Help me pls
oracle oracle-11g-r2
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EthernetsEthernets
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OS: Windows Server 2012
DB: Oracle11g-r2
When you restart or turn on the server, everything works perfectly, the memory is normal, the number of sessions, too. But after 2-3 days of continuous work, the consumed memory increases, and the number of sessions increases significantly to 450+. As far as I know, the database session should be thrown out by itself and there should be no problems with it. But what happens to memory? At the moment, it is 5.4GB passed 3 days. Tomorrow will be even more.
In the end, the database will stop accepting new traffic connections, even if everything is unloaded.
Only restart helps. Help me pls
oracle oracle-11g-r2
asked 8 mins ago
EthernetsEthernets
1011
OS: Windows Server 2012
DB: Oracle11g-r2
When you restart or turn on the server, everything works perfectly, the memory is normal, the number of sessions, too. But after 2-3 days of continuous work, the consumed memory increases, and the number of sessions increases significantly to 450+. As far as I know, the database session should be thrown out by itself and there should be no problems with it. But what happens to memory? At the moment, it is 5.4GB passed 3 days. Tomorrow will be even more.
In the end, the database will stop accepting new traffic connections, even if everything is unloaded.
Only restart helps. Help me pls
oracle oracle-11g-r2
oracle oracle-11g-r2
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