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hxre's message #12 is good. The AIX box is 64-bit. Correct? "memory(kbytes) unlimited" probably refers to the fact that the OS and Oracle software is 64-bit so there's practically no limit in memory usage. But this is not shell limit, as seen in `ulimit -m' command output, because by default it should be unlimited on Linux as well.
> oracle进程会去占用系统内存吗?
Of course. Why not?
> 除了修改报表sql语句外,还有什么办法吗?
If you don't, you must add more physical memory to the box or reduce SGA.
There're times an Oracle session should not use that much PGA and it does. It could be due to a bug. Work with Oracle. A similar case on my mind is:
http://www.freelists.org/post/or ... -AGGREGATE-TARGET,3
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