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When the
database server creates the required shared-memory segments, it attempts
to acquire as large an operating-system segment as possible. The
first segment size that the database server tries to acquire is
the size of the portion that it is allocating (resident, virtual,
or communications), rounded up to the nearest multiple of 8 kilobytes.
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