Your SQL Server is experiencing internal memory pressure, how do you resolve this?
A. Run DBCC Memorystatus, see how the memory is distributed and then take action
B. B. Run DBCC inputbuffer, see how the memory is distributed and then take action
C. C. Run sys.dm_exec_cached_plans, see how the memory is distributed and then take action
D. Run DBCC Outputbuffer, see how the memory is distributed and then take action
Answer:A
Your SQL Server is experiencing internal memory pressure, how do you resolve this?
A. Run DBCC Memorystatus, see how the memory is distributed and then take action B. B. Run DBCC inputbuffer, see how the memory is distributed and then take action C. C. Run sys.dm_exec_cached_plans, see how the memory is distributed and then take action D. Run DBCC Outputbuffer, see how the memory is distributed and then take action