Time for another survey - this time around memory configuration.

Here is some code to run if you're on SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 (thanks Jonathan!):

SELECT
    [physical_memory_in_bytes] AS [PhysMemBytes],
    [physical_memory_in_use_kb] AS [PhysMemInUseKB],
    [available_physical_memory_kb] AS [PhysMemAvailKB],
    [locked_page_allocations_kb] AS [LPAllocKB],
    [max_server_memory] AS [MaxSvrMem],
    [min_server_memory] AS [MinSvrMem]
FROM
    sys.dm_os_sys_info
CROSS JOIN
    sys.dm_os_process_memory
CROSS JOIN
    sys.dm_os_sys_memory
CROSS JOIN (
    SELECT
        [value_in_use] AS [max_server_memory]
    FROM
        sys.configurations
    WHERE
        [name] = 'max server memory (MB)') AS c
CROSS JOIN (
    SELECT
        [value_in_use] AS [min_server_memory]
    FROM
        sys.configurations
    WHERE
        [name] = 'min server memory (MB)') AS c2

On 2012, the code is (thanks Bob!):

SELECT
    [physical_memory_kb] AS [PhysMemKB],
    [physical_memory_in_use] AS [PhysMemInUseKB],
    [available_physical_memory_kb] AS [PhysMemAvailKB],
    [locked_page_allocations_kb] AS [LPAllocKB],
    [max_server_memory] AS [MaxSvrMem],
    [min_server_memory] AS [MinSvrMem]
FROM
    sys.dm_os_sys_info
CROSS JOIN
    sys.dm_os_process_memory
CROSS JOIN
    sys.dm_os_sys_memory
CROSS JOIN (
    SELECT
        [value_in_use] AS [max_server_memory]
    FROM
        sys.configurations
    WHERE
        [name] = 'max server memory (MB)') AS c
CROSS JOIN (
    SELECT
        [value_in_use] AS [min_server_memory]
    FROM
        sys.configurations
    WHERE
        [name] = 'min server memory (MB)') AS c2

And on 2005/2000, if you want to participate, send me the amount of memory on the Windows server, plus the min and max server memory configuration for SQL Server. There's some PowerShell in one of the early comments that will help (thanks Eric!).

You can either send me email with the info or leave a comment on this post. I'll editorialize the results in a couple of weeks.

Thanks!