SQL Server reporting service

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Why I have too much memory for the reporting service, dont have a lot of using the sql server but memroy is more than half (few gigs just for reporting service)

help for IT profesionals please

Posted 26-Aug-13 23:36pm

Jo Mua`mar

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[no name] 27-Aug-13 5:43am

Help with what? Having too much memory? How could you possibly have too much memory? What does this have to do with software development anyway?

Jo Mua`mar 27-Aug-13 5:52am

The service use too much memory,
even when not using the sql server.

what you don't understand I exaplain

phil.o 27-Aug-13 5:57am

This is not, in any case, a development question.
You should try on a sql-reporting-services-related-forum (I leave the search-part as an exercise).

Jo Mua`mar 27-Aug-13 6:01am

ok thank you :)

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**Joezer BH** · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-26T23:56:00

You can Configure Available Memory for Report Server Applications (link article is for SQL Server 2012 but it's pretty much the same for SQL Server 2008)

It's true btw, the default behaviour of the SQL Server is usually to reserve quite a lot of memory based on the existing resources rather than what it needs.

Read more[^] about SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Service)

Good luck,
Edo