Pagefile And Memory Advice??

Dec 19, 2006

Hello, I've been reading about this topic, and I've gotten myself more
confused, not less.

We have a single-processor license SQL Server Standard 2005 (xeon 2.8
ghz) with 4 GB RAM in Windows Server 2003 SP1 Standard.

I turned on the /3GB switch in boot.ini but not PAE or AWE, would it be
good to have either one??



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-------
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---------------------
EMPID DEGREEID
------ ------------
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201 3
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202 3
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DEPARTMENT
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