Examples with "data file cache setting" and their translation in Japans
We konden deze vermelding niet vinden. Er worden benaderende resultaten weergegeven. Controleer je spelling of stel voor deze term aan het woordenboek toe te voegen.
Check the data cache and data file cache setting. If necessary, decrease the data cache and data file cache sizes.
When running Essbase on 64-bit platforms, optimal data cache and data file cache settings may be larger than 4 GB. Although you cannot specify settings larger than 4 GB in Essbase clients, you can enable larger settings using the MEMSCALINGFACTOR configuration setting. See the Oracle Essbase Technical Reference.
When running Essbase on 64-bit platforms, optimal data cache and data file cache settings may be larger than 4 GB. Although you cannot specify settings larger than 4 GB in Essbase clients, you can enable larger settings using the MEMSCALINGFACTOR configuration setting. When MEMSCALINGFACTOR is enabled, cache settings are multiplied by the factored amount, n. The resulting values are the actual cache sizes used by Essbase.
n-The factor used to create data cache and data file cache settings greater than 4 GB. The data cache and data file cache settings in Essbase clients (Administration Services, MaxL, and API) are multiplied by an integer, n. The resulting values are the actual cache sizes used by Essbase.
The sizes of the index cache and the data file cache (when direct I/O is used) are the most critical Essbase cache settings. In general, the larger these caches, the less swapping activity occurs; however, setting larger cache sizes does not always improve performance. Read this entire section to understand cache size considerations.
When enabled, this setting locks the memory used for the index cache, data file cache, and data cache into physical memory, improving database performance.
The setting for cache memory locking controls whether the memory used for the index cache, data file cache, and data cache is locked into physical memory, giving the kernel priority use of system RAM.
Enable cache memory locking, which locks the memory used for the index cache, data file cache, and data cache into physical memory, giving the Essbase Server kernel priority use of system RAM. Cache memory locking improves performance for a database because the system memory manager does not need to swap the memory used by the caches when swapping the memory used by the Essbase Server. The setting takes effect after you restart the database.
On 64-bit Essbase, you can set cache sizes larger than the existing 32-bit limits. In Essbase clients, the maximum values you can set for the data cache, data file cache, and index cache is 4 GB. You can enable larger values for the data cache and data file cache using the MEMSCALINGFACTOR configuration setting. See the Oracle Essbase Technical Reference.
The index and data caches are sized correctly, and Essbase performance is consistently improved by increasing the data file cache, but further increases are bounded by the previous 2 GB addressability information about setting cache values, see Optimizing Essbase Caches.
When setting this parameter you should consider both PostgreSQL's shared buffers and the portion of the kernel's disk cache that will be used for PostgreSQL data files.
Er worden alleen voorbeelden gegeven om u te helpen het woord of de woordcombinatie waarop u hebt gezocht, te vertalen. Deze worden niet door ons geselecteerd of gevalideerd en kunnen ongepaste taal bevatten. Wij vragen u melding te maken van voorbeelden die dienen te worden aangepast of verwijderd. Vertalingen met grof of informeel taalgebruik worden meestal rood of oranje gemarkeerd.