Does SQL Server 2012 x64 standard edition running on Windows 2008 R2 has LPIM (Lock pages in memory turn on by default — out of the box)? If not does this should be needed to be turn on?
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Does SQL Server 2012 x64 standard edition running on Windows 2008 R2 has LPIM (Lock pages in memory turn on by default — out of the box)? If not does this should be needed to be turn on?
Normally SQL Server is not allowed to lock pages. You have to grant rights “lock pages in memory” using the policy editor “gpedit.msc”.
If it has the rights, SQL Server 2012 will use it: