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LPIM on SQL2012R2
Hi Experts,
How to enable LPIM on SQL server 2012R2 ?
Or how to check if its on or off ?
How to enable LPIM on SQL server 2012R2 ?
Or how to check if its on or off ?
ASKER
Thanks but this link is just info.
Where to configure it and how ?
Where to configure it and how ?
ASKER
ok this is done.
But how to check if its really on and working ?
But how to check if its really on and working ?
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ok and which value ?
Locked Pages Allocated
ASKER
ok, on my DB, this value is always 0.
Is it ok ?
Is it ok ?
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we had performance issues and we changed something
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first I did:
Read Committed Snapshot:
ALTER DATABASE <DBName> SET READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT ON
GO
ALTER DATABASE <DBName> SET ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION ON
GO
Read Committed Snapshot:
ALTER DATABASE <DBName> SET READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT ON
GO
ALTER DATABASE <DBName> SET ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION ON
GO
ASKER
second I did:
Locked Pages in Memory
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2659143
But I am still not sure if locked pages are active
Locked Pages in Memory
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2659143
But I am still not sure if locked pages are active
LPIM is a permission that you need to give to an user. In this case to SQL Server account.
Anyway, if you're facing performance issues how do you know that giving this permission will solve it?
Anyway, if you're facing performance issues how do you know that giving this permission will solve it?
ASKER
I messured it and now the average wait time is much more shorter, nearly factor 100.
from 200ms in busiy hours to 2 ms
from 200ms in busiy hours to 2 ms
You got those values after enabling LPIM?
ASKER
Yes LPIM and Commited Snapshots like the TSQL commands before.
You need to assign the LPIM user right to the SQL Server account.