RZ20 - Performance Overview memory monitors

I have a question about the values displayed in one of the CCMS monitors.
In RZ20, following this path:
SAP CCMS Monitor Templates
     Performance overview
         <SID>\<SERVER_INSTANCE>
              Memory Management
I do the following:
Click on HeapAct monitor
Click the menu: Views -> Details for Performance Nodes
This appears to give me information that I am after - hourly values. However, I am not sure what the numbers under the hourly values actually represent. I can click on the Number of Measurements Of/From button and the hourly values change - but again, I'm not sure what these numbers are.
Does anyone know what these numbers are telling me?
thanks,
Jeff Henke

Running a copy operation of a large file can indeed take quite some memory, and it can result in that SQL Server will be requested to yield memory. Or even worse, be swapped out the page file, if SQL Server does not react fast enough. Has the service account
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