How to Configure SQL Server RAM Limits
This article will guide you through setting up RAM limits for Microsoft SQL Server to ensure optimal performance while leaving sufficient resources for the operating system and other applications.
- Launch SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
Click Open
- Right-click the SQL Server
Click Properties
- Select Memory settings
Set the following specific Memory Limits
Minimum server memory in (MB): 4096
Maximum server memory in (MB): 8192
Click OK
Verify the memory configuration using the following SQL query:- SELECT
- [name],
- [value_in_use]
- FROM
- sys.configurations
- WHERE
- [name] IN ('max server memory (MB)', 'min server memory (MB)')
This query will display the current maximum and minimum memory settings, to confirm that the changes were applied correctly.
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