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OS Memory Usage Status (real-time report on memory usage)

Overview

The OS Memory Usage Status report shows the available physical memory size. It is displayed as a list and a line graph.

Storage destination

Reports/Windows/Operating System/Status Reporting/Real-Time/

Record

System Overview (PI)

Fields

Field name Explanation

Available Mbytes Available size in the physical memory area (MB). The combined total of zero memory, free memory, and standby memory (cached) that can be immediately allocated to a process or be used by the system.
Normally, if this value continues to be less than 5% of the value in the Total Physical Memory Mbytes field, it indicates that excessive paging is occurring.^#1

Cache Faults/sec Number of page faults that occurred in file system caching (faults/second).

Cache Mbytes Size of the file system cache being used (MB).^#1

Page Faults/sec Number of page faults that occurred (faults/second). Normally, if this value continues to exceed 5, it indicates a memory bottleneck.

Pages/sec Rate of paging for the pages when page faults occurred (pages/second).
The total of the values in the Pages Input/sec field and Pages Output/sec field. Normally, if this value continues to exceed 5, memory may have become a system bottleneck.

Field name	Explanation
Available Mbytes	Available size in the physical memory area (MB). The combined total of zero memory, free memory, and standby memory (cached) that can be immediately allocated to a process or be used by the system. Normally, if this value continues to be less than 5% of the value in the Total Physical Memory Mbytes field, it indicates that excessive paging is occurring.^#1
Cache Faults/sec	Number of page faults that occurred in file system caching (faults/second).
Cache Mbytes	Size of the file system cache being used (MB).^#1
Page Faults/sec	Number of page faults that occurred (faults/second). Normally, if this value continues to exceed 5, it indicates a memory bottleneck.
Pages/sec	Rate of paging for the pages when page faults occurred (pages/second). The total of the values in the Pages Input/sec field and Pages Output/sec field. Normally, if this value continues to exceed 5, memory may have become a system bottleneck.

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