Simon Fox wrote:

> I have SAPDB inbstalled on Red Hat Linux and there is 64Mb 
> shared memory
> available for SAPDB.  What should the parameters be when installing a
> new db?

That cannot be answered with 5 or 100 or whatever value you expect.
How many users do you expect in parallel? 3 / 50 / 2000 ? set MAXUSERTASKS
according (plus few additionally).
Don't specify too much, each USERTASK needs memory.
How many data do you expect? It is hard to calculate, but we do not even
have any idea, if you want to store
let's say just your private address book or each selling of items done by
Wall Mart for the next five years.

> currently I have the following:
> 
> param_put CAT_CACHE_SUPPLY 300
> param_put DATA_CACHE 2500
> param_put MAXDATADEVSPACES 5
> param_put MAXDATAPAGES 1024000
> 
> MAXUSERTASKS will default to 50.
> 
> Can the DATA_CACHE be bumped up to 8192 to fill the 64Mb?

That's no good idea, because not only the DATA_CACHE will be put into the
shared memory, but
some other things, too.

Elke
SAP Labs Berlin
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