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The shared memory pool size can be increased and reduced dynamically. If no shared
memory partitions are available, the pool can also be deleted.
In a shared memory environment, each shared memory partition requires a dedicated paging
space that is assigned to the shared memory pool. If there is no available paging device in the
pool, the activation fails. Paging devices are automatically designed based on the maximum
logical configuration of the LPAR.
Paging devices can be dynamically added or removed from the shared memory pool if not in
use by any virtual server.
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