Windows Server 2008 R2 shows memory usage up to 92% but when check the Resource monitor not so much memory are used
I am having a performance issue with my SQL reporting server, when I got to the server it shows 92% memory are used in total. so I checked detail which process were using so much memory, but nothing too big, so I sum all the memory
usage listed in the resource monitor, and the total number is about 600m, and my server has 4G memory.
Is there any way to check where is my memory? and which process are using it?
Server Information: windows 2008 R2, with File service and web Server (IIS) Roles
Installed SQL 2008 r2 Database service and Reporting Service
detail list for the memory usage:
Image
PID
Hard Faults/sec
Commit (KB)
Working Set (KB)
Shareable (KB)
Private (KB)
ReportingServicesService.exe
1700
0
256,300
180,640
36,792
143,848
sqlservr.exe
1512
0
246,892
117,484
16,128
101,356
McShield.exe
2304
0
101,556
49,600
3,712
45,888
explorer.exe
952
0
22,304
41,232
24,800
16,432
svchost.exe (netsvcs)
876
0
33,060
22,340
9,376
12,964
perfmon.exe
4844
0
12,160
21,580
11,340
10,240
svchost.exe (LocalServiceNetworkRestricted)
828
0
16,080
12,708
2,564
10,144
python.exe
1620
0
23,452
11,144
2,636
8,508
TrustedInstaller.exe
1228
0
7,696
13,428
6,364
7,064
lsass.exe
560
0
9,936
10,968
4,776
6,192
svchost.exe (NetworkService)
136
0
28,488
6,884
2,800
4,084
svchost.exe (LocalService)
924
0
6,920
7,944
4,380
3,564
services.exe
552
0
6,764
5,780
2,556
3,224
SQLAGENT.EXE
1096
0
24,112
6,992
4,048
2,944
taskmgr.exe
4172
0
3,308
11,408
8,560
2,848
svchost.exe (LocalSystemNetworkRestricted)
976
0
13,628
7,048
4,628
2,420
svchost.exe (RPCSS)
740
0
4,340
4,008
1,648
2,360
svchost.exe (LocalServiceNoNetwork)
628
0
8,580
3,768
1,464
2,304
vmtoolsd.exe
2428
0
7,588
4,488
2,220
2,268
sppsvc.exe
3124
0
2,824
9,040
6,892
2,148
vmtoolsd.exe
2260
0
3,828
7,532
5,404
2,128
svchost.exe (termsvcs)
3104
0
3,680
5,360
3,480
1,880
svchost.exe (DcomLaunch)
664
0
4,020
3,720
2,080
1,640
csrss.exe
660
0
2,136
5,684
4,080
1,604
VMwareTray.exe
3972
0
2,788
5,392
3,852
1,540
taskhost.exe
4912
0
2,644
5,884
4,360
1,524
sqlbrowser.exe
2128
0
10,484
3,060
1,560
1,500
lsm.exe
568
0
3,136
3,240
1,792
1,448
rdpclip.exe
3940
0
1,656
5,032
3,624
1,408
spoolsv.exe
1164
0
7,012
2,664
1,288
1,376
FrameworkService.exe
1344
0
9,728
2,664
1,296
1,368
dsmcsvc.exe
2192
0
17,068
2,180
844
1,336
winlogon.exe
4344
0
1,608
4,620
3,320
1,300
dllhost.exe
3140
0
4,304
2,132
848
1,284
dwm.exe
1416
0
1,376
4,196
3,100
1,096
svchost.exe (iissvcs)
2276
0
6,992
1,604
692
912
svchost.exe (apphost)
1216
0
5,104
1,576
700
876
csrss.exe
396
0
2,308
1,156
336
820
mfeann.exe
2420
0
2,772
1,520
736
784
snmp.exe
1380
0
4,312
1,384
604
780
sqlwriter.exe
2164
0
5,384
1,516
740
776
VsTskMgr.exe
1408
0
7,836
1,340
572
768
fdhost.exe
3292
0
3,436
1,016
444
572
shstat.exe
992
0
3,548
1,088
576
512
naPrdMgr.exe
1520
0
4,344
796
360
436
LogonUI.exe
820
0
7,396
652
220
432
dsmcad.exe
2248
0
11,104
308
36
272
conhost.exe
2096
0
1,000
444
200
244
smss.exe
248
0
460
504
268
236
conhost.exe
1640
0
916
316
112
204
conhost.exe
2060
0
940
328
128
200
msdtc.exe
3452
0
3,388
200
0
200
svchost.exe (NetworkServiceNetworkRestricted)
1632
0
1,780
192
0
192
snmp.exe
2052
0
1,076
252
80
172
EngineServer.exe
1252
0
1,148
204
36
168
watchdog.exe
1588
0
1,208
200
32
168
mfevtps.exe
1476
0
1,680
188
28
160
csrss.exe
464
0
1,656
172
16
156
fdlauncher.exe
548
0
1,372
152
0
152
winlogon.exe
488
0
1,504
160
12
148
conhost.exe
2436
0
884
164
16
148
svchost.exe (regsvc)
1660
0
964
144
0
144
conhost.exe
3312
0
940
160
16
144
wininit.exe
440
0
1,492
140
0
140
System
4
0
112
132
76
56
Total
N/A
N/A
998,512
629,852
205,648
424,204
June 28th, 2012 3:24am
I would have ask here.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/sqlserver
Thanks
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June 28th, 2012 3:52am
Hi Myousufali
thanks for your reply. Since the memory usage of SQL service is normal, so I would think it should be a general issue of the Winows 2008 server R2.
June 28th, 2012 5:02am
Hi,
SQL services are designed in such a way that it takes most of the memory of your system, so this seems normal.
Thanks, Swapnil Prajapati
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June 28th, 2012 6:42am