coolchaitu (6/16/2016)
max server memory just controls the buffer pool, not CLR, full text,multiple other processes that run outside of the Buffer Pool memory
Those are small amounts of memory usually, few hundred MB, couple GB at most unless you're doing some really strange CLR, that's why max server memory settings are usually suggested conservative and increase if there's free memory still.
Gail Shaw
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