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    Sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters provides information about memory allocated and used for each SQL Server cache. It shows memory pressure related to individual caches, which can compete for memory and flush other caches. SQL Server has hard and soft limits on cache sizes to control memory usage, with caches growing using a stepping algorithm up to 62.5% of the hard limit. Monitoring cache usage with sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters can help troubleshoot issues like a bug in SQL 2012 that caused crashes from filling available memory.

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    Sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters provides information about memory allocated and used for each SQL Server cache. It shows memory pressure related to individual caches, which can compete for memory and flush other caches. SQL Server has hard and soft limits on cache sizes to control memory usage, with caches growing using a stepping algorithm up to 62.5% of the hard limit. Monitoring cache usage with sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters can help troubleshoot issues like a bug in SQL 2012 that caused crashes from filling available memory.

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    Sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters provides information about memory allocated and used for each SQL Server cache. It shows memory pressure related to individual caches, which can compete for memory and flush other caches. SQL Server has hard and soft limits on cache sizes to control memory usage, with caches growing using a stepping algorithm up to 62.5% of the hard limit. Monitoring cache usage with sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters can help troubleshoot issues like a bug in SQL 2012 that caused crashes from filling available memory.

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    AsmanyotherDMVsrelatedtomemorysys.dm_os_memory_cache_countersisalsoanindependentone.

    Thisgiveyouarowforeachcache.Itgivesyoutheinformationlikememoryallocated(pages_kb)andmemory
    used(pages_in_use_kb).Thisalsohelpsyouseeanymemorypressurerelatedtoaparticularcache.
    Cachescancompeteformemoryandcanleadtoflushingothercaches.ThisisinternalMemorypressureand
    ishandledbySQLOSinternally.Youmayseecertainperformancedegradationwhenthisoccurs.SQLServer
    hashardlimitonallcachesandsoftlimitonindividualcache.Eachcachewillgrowasrequiredusingstepping
    algorithm.Thehardlimitchangesfromversiontoversionandmemoryavailable.Thesoftlimitislimitedto
    62.5%ofallcache.Thismeansanycachecangrowmaxupto62.5%ofthetotalcachelimit(hardlimit).

    (Imagecurtsey:GoogleIdeacurtsey:BobWard)
    TounderstandhowcriticalthisissuecanbethereisabugonSQL2012RTM.WhenyousetAlwaysONona
    hightransactionprocessingmachinethecompletememorygetsfilledupandeventuallyyouSQLinstance
    crashes.Youwillseemessageslikebelowinyourerrorlog.
    Failedallocatepages:FAIL_PAGE_ALLOCATION8
    Error:701,Severity:17,State:107.
    Thereisinsufficientsystemmemoryinresourcepooldefaulttorunthisquery.
    Totroubleshootaboveissueyoucancheckwhichcacheistakingupmorememoryusing
    sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters.InthiscaseyouwouldobserveMEMORYCLERK_SQLLOGPOOL
    takingupmorememoryfromsys.dm_os_memory_clerks.Thisclerkisusedinternallyfortransactionlog
    activity.ThisissueisfixedinCU5forRTMandCU2forSP1(Ref:KB2769594)

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    /*****SQLServer2005through2008R2*****/
    SELECTname,

    type,

    SUM(single_pages_kb+multi_pages_kb)ASSize,

    SUM(single_pages_in_use_kb+multi_pages_in_use_kb

    SUM(entries_count)ASEntries,

    SUM(entries_in_use_count)ASUsed_Entries
    FROMsys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters
    GROUPBYname,type
    ORDERBY4DESC

    /*****SQLServer2012orlaterversions*****/
    SELECTname,

    type,

    SUM(pages_kb)ASSize,

    SUM(pages_in_use_kb)ASUsed_Size,

    SUM(entries_count)ASEntries,

    SUM(entries_in_use_count)ASUsed_Entries
    FROMsys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters
    GROUPBYname,type

    21 ORDERBY4DESC

    Sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counterscanbeusedasbelow.Thereissmallchangeinthecolumnsfrom2008
    R2to2012.AsIhavealreadymentionedinmypreviousblogsinthisseries,thememoryarchitectureis
    changedin2012.Thebelowqueriescanberunbasedontherespectiveversion.
    OnethingtoobserveistheUSERSTORE_xxxxtypeobjectsusedspacewillnotbetrackedby
    sys.dm_os_memory_cache_counters.

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