The -gss option allows you to lower the memory usage of the database server in environments with limited memory.
The size is the amount of memory to use, in bytes. Use k or m to specify units of kilobytes or megabytes, respectively.
Caution
A stack of the size specified by -gss is allocated for each database server worker. The maximum number of workers is specified
by the -gnh option for network servers.
For personal servers, the maximum number of works is specified by the -gn option.
If you set a large -gss value, and a large value for the maximum number of workers, then the database server may not be able
to start, or the size of the cache can be limited significantly. For example if you specified -gss 16M and -gnh 100 when starting
the network database server, then 1.6 GB of server address space would be reserved for stacks.
The minimum, maximum, and default stack sizes per worker are as follows:
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