Q1 What are the basics of Memory Management?
Q2 Why does ESL need to use Memory Management?
Q3 How much memory is initially allocated to a Program?
Q4 Why is the PRGSIZE parameter now used?
Q5 How does ESL allocate more memory to a Program?
Q6 What is the maximum size of memory a Program can used?
Q7 Why can’t ESL handle all the Memory Management?
Q8 How does the low memory threshold response work?
Q9 Why doesn’t the low memory threshold use “freesize”?
Q10 Why can’t ESL perform a memory squeeze when a subroutine is active?
Q11 How can an ESL application determine how much memory is being used?
Q12 How do I design an application that makes the most ESL’s memory?
Q13 How does memory becomes fragmented?
Q14 What does the "squeeze memory" statement do?
Q15 How much memory can “squeeze memory” recover?
Q16 How long does it take to perform a “squeeze memory”?
Q17 When should an application start using “squeeze memory”?
Q18 What can I do, if my application continues to run out of memory?
Q19 How do I evaluate how my program is using Memory?
Q20 What Memory settings should I be using?
Q21 How can I Optimize the Result of "squeeze memory"?
Q22 How does ESL's memory affect other applications?
Q23 Why does MEMSTATS report a small size than the WEB file?
