7.7.1.7.19 xrmemcachesize Attribute
Purpose
The xrmemcachesize
attribute defines a hard limit for
space usage in the Exadata RDMA Memory
Cache (XRMEM cache). The limit
cannot be exceeded, even if the cache is not full.
Syntax
ALTER IORMPLAN
dbplan=(( name=db_name, ... xrmemcachesize=number ... ) ... )
Usage Notes
-
You specify the value for
xrmemcachesize
in bytes. You can also use the suffixesM
(megabytes),G
(gigabytes), orT
(terabytes) to specify larger values. For example,300M
,150G
, or1T
. -
The value for
xrmemcachesize
must be at least 4 MB. -
The
xrmemcachelimit
andxrmemcachesize
attributes cannot be specified in the same directive. -
The value for
xrmemcachesize
cannot be smaller thanxrmemcachemin
, if it is specified. -
In an IORM plan, if the size of the XRMEM cache can accommodate all of the
xrmemcachemin
andxrmemcachesize
allocations, then eachxrmemcachesize
definition represents a guaranteed space allocation.However, you can use the
xrmemcachesize
attribute to over-provision space in the XRMEM cache. Consequently, if the XRMEM cache size cannot accommodate all of thexrmemcachemin
andxrmemcachesize
allocations, then onlyxrmemcachemin
is guaranteed. -
On Exadata X8M and X9M systems with Oracle Exadata System Software release 23.1.0, the persistent memory data accelerator, previously known as PMEM cache, is now called XRMEM cache.
For backward compatibility, on Exadata X8M and X9M systems, you can use
pmemcachesize
instead ofxrmemcachesize
in theALTER IORMPLAN
command. However, starting with Oracle Exadata System Software release 23.1.0, output from theLIST IORMPLAN
command only displaysxrmemcachesize
.
Parent topic: ALTER IORMPLAN