This is an informational message only no user action is required. Is SQL Server using Locked Pages for the Buffer PoolĪccording to some blogs, I should be seeing this message, but I'm not.
This is an informational message only no user action is 07:27:51.35 Server Address Windowing Extensions isĮnabled. The max memory setting for SQL Server is configured at 8192 and the minimum is at 2048. I used SQL Server 2005 32bit Standard SP4.
SQL MANAGEMENT STUDIO 2008 R2 SP2 WINDOWS
To test AWE usage, I setup a Windows 2003 Enterprise SP2 with PAE enabled in boot.ini. Enabling this option in the Group Policy dialog (gpedit.msc), prevents Windows from paging memory out of the SQL Server working set for its own needs, especially if memory starts to run low on Windows. Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Windows Server 2003, Enterprise" /fastdetect /PAEĪs part of enabling AWE, you would also need to give the SQL Server Service user the right to Lock Pages in Memory. You say you enabled AWE on SQL Server but did you activate /PAE in the boot.ini file?ĭefault=multi(0)disk(2)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS I am planning on updating to Service Pack 1 as soon as I have approval to do so, but I doubt that will solve my problems. I have tried restarting SQL Server and even restarting the server itself, but this error always returns within a minute or two. I have spent hours searching in forms, but others who are receiving this error seem to be low on virtual memory, which is not the case for me.ĭoes anyone have any ideas what could be causing this error? If my server has 31 GB of available memory (20 GB of this are available to SQL Server), why am I receiving this error? I have experimented with the Minimum memory per query value but it did not stop the error from occuring. The index creation memory is set to 0 KB (dynamic memory) and the Minimum memory per query is set to 1024 KB.
The server is showing 31 GB of available memory, but I continue to constantly receive this error. I have configured the 'Minimum server memory' to 25 GB and the 'Maximum server memory' to 30 GB in SQL Server. Currently the 'Total Server Memory' counter is sitting at 5 GB. I am running perfmon and monitoring the SQL Server Memory Manager counters for 'Target Server Memory' and 'Total Server Memory' as well as the Memory counter for 'Available KBytes'. I am continuously receiving the error: "There is insufficient system memory in resource pool 'default' to run this query" in the Windows event logs. The server has 36 GB of ram and I have enabled AWE in SQL Server. The server is a dedicated SQL Server box for our SharePoint 2007 environment. I have a 32-Bit Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition SP2 Server running SQL Server 2008 R2 (.0) Enterprise Edition.
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