Memory Allocation in SAP Memory Management & Types of RFC Connections

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Get a comprehensive understanding of memory allocation in SAP memory management and learn about the different types of Remote Function Call (RFC) connections in this informative video.
Memory allocation is a crucial aspect of SAP memory management, as it directly affects the performance and efficiency of your system. Whether you are new to SAP or looking to enhance your knowledge, this video breaks down the concept of memory allocation and provides practical tips for effective management.
Additionally, this video also explores the various types of RFC connections, including synchronous and asynchronous calls. You will gain insights into their functionalities, benefits, and best practices for utilizing them in your SAP environment.
If you are an SAP developer or administrator seeking to optimize memory usage and leverage different RFC connections effectively, this video is a valuable resource for you. Stay ahead in the world of SAP with this comprehensive guide on memory allocation and RFC connections.
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[@theindianyoutuber1379]

Where these type of memory are present like heap memory, extended memory...These are present in our computer where we use gui or in server.

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@@theindianyoutuber1379 in sap app server level

[@vivekpandey646]

sir in dialog work process it will go to extended memory while in non dialog wp it will also go to extended memory .correct.

[@vivekpandey646]

nothing is visible in video sir

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[@vivekpandey646]

58:00

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blogs.sap.com/2012/12/01/memory-allocation-sequence-to-work-processes/. Check this