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Configuring Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to release Page File memory after the process has finished using it?

Asked by dowhatyoudo22 in Windows 64-bit, Microsoft Server, Oracle Database

I have two Windows Server 2003 64-Bit servers running Oracle 10g databases in a clustered environment. Recently we have noticed that  access to these databases via their front-end applications is being denied. Database logs on the server show THS:125xxx errors due to "out of memory" messages. So, the database is refusing incoming connections.

My DBAs noticed that the Page File size increases gradually with the increase of database processes on the server. They also noticed that the O/S retains the Page File size instead of releasing the memory used by the processes after they are completed.

So we are looking for methods to configure the O/S to release the Page File when it is done using it for needed processes or even if there is a way to do so.

Thanks!!!
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