I believe any system running hpux 11.0 or above can utilize this functionality.
See http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/os/memwn1_4.pdf
I've been using it on our L2000 box. It was the only way to get 10 instances running
at once.
Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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Is anyone familiar with using memory windows to better utilize their memory
when running 32-bit Oracle? I am thinking of going this route instead of
upgrading to 64-bit and am looking for info on it. Any HP docs that I can
be pointed to would be great. I have a doco from Oracle on how it works and
how I get Oracle to use it but nothing that tells me which HP boxes I can
use it on.
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