Managing memory Automatic Memory Management

Hello all,
Can any one give me the difference between MEMORY TARGET and MEMORY AGGREGATE TARGET?
Thanks

user9362044 wrote:
Hello all,
Can any one give me the difference between MEMORY TARGET and MEMORY AGGREGATE TARGET?
ThanksThere is no MEMORY AGGREGATE TARGET parameter but there is MEMORY_TARGET parameter which indicate Automatic Memory .

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