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Subject: Re:  How can you run out of virtual memory?
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Date: Mon, 18-Mar-85 12:49:46 EST
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From: Jeff Cameron <jcameron%NRTC@USC-ECL.ARPA>

	Every account on a VAX/VMS system has a quota called PGFLQUOTA.
	it specifies the maximum number of virtual pages an account (or
	process) can have.

	There is also a non-dynamic sysgen parameter called VIRTUALPAGECNT,
	that specifies the maximum number of virtual pages any process on the
	system may have.

	On the last page of your LINK map file, there is a description of
	the number of virtual pages needed to link. See your system
	administrator to have your PGFLQUOTA raised to accomodate your needs.
	The sysgen parameter VIRTUALPAGECNT must be as large as the greatest
	PGFLQUOTA of all the accounts.

	Changing VIRTUALPAGECNT requires a re-boot, to place into operation.