HEAP MEMORY title: heap memory (BC-CST-MM) (SAP Library - Glossary)
HEAP MEMORY category: Memory Management (BC-CST-MM)
HEAP MEMORY explained:
Memory that is local to a specific process and, unlike SAP extended memory, cannot be used by other processes. It is therefore also known as private memory.
Even after heap memory is released, the operating system still regards this (virtual) memory as allocated to the process.
Heap memory is allocated to dialog work processes only when no more extended memory is available.
More terms such as heap memory in Dictionary H.
- Manual Host Country:
- Help Country to which a global employee is sent on a global assignment heap memory definition.
- Manual Human Performance Improvement:
- Help process of discovering and analyzing important human performance gaps, planning for future improvements in human performance, designing and developing cost-effective and ethically justifiable heap memory explain.
- Manual Handshake:
- Help in which the receipt of another telegram is confirmed. The system sends the received telegram with a changed handshake from the recipient back to the sender. For example, the sender can send a heap memory what is.
- Manual Hierarchy Level Relationships:
- Help The order of hierarchy levels defined for each dimension. When observing two of the hierarchy levels within a dimension, the hierarchy level relationship determines which level is the higher level heap memory meaning.
- Manual Highest-Level Process Batch:
- Help Process batch for which no subsequent process batches exist. Only highest-level process batches can be edited further (for example, copied, deleted, split, or assigned heap memory abbreviation.
