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How to manager Memory in Oracle Database? How to maximize nos. of user in Oracle Database?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: December 17, 2007     Asked by: SANTOSH ZOPE 
  
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It depends on your requirement, if you want no of users around 300 then you can still achieve that by keeping PGA parameters low. If you are looking for number of users 1000 or even more, you need to go for shared server mode. 

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RE: How to manager Memory in Oracle Database? How to maximize nos. of user in Oracle Database?
It depends on your requirement if you want no of users around 300 then you can still achieve that by keeping PGA parameters low. If you are looking for number of users 1000 or even more you need to go for shared server mode.
 
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