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When used in the context of databases, memory refers to RAM directly addressable by the CPU as opposed to going through the I/O subsystem.
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Free node memory and low PLE
But we also have A LOT of free memory on that node. This seems to be the case for us on most days.
I feel like free memory is wasted memory, is that a correct assumption? … Why doesn't SQL Server not utilize this memory to store data pages in and drop them when it needs the memory for other applications? …
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