Which parameters must be changed to analyze the memory usage of running SQL statements?

To analyze the memory usage of running SQL statements in a high-performance analytic environment like HANA, the relevant parameter to modify is the memory tracking setting. This parameter allows the system to monitor and keep detailed records of how memory is allocated and utilized during the execution of SQL queries and operations. By enabling memory tracking, you can gather insights about the memory consumption patterns of different SQL statements, helping identify inefficient queries or suboptimal resource usage.

While the other parameters may play roles in different aspects of system monitoring or performance tuning, they do not specifically pertain to tracking memory usage for SQL statements. For instance, enable tracking often relates to general monitoring or logging activities, and performance monitoring can cover a wide range of metrics beyond memory. Process priority may affect how the system allocates CPU resources but does not directly provide insights into memory utilization. By focusing on memory_tracking, you ensure that you are directly addressing the need to analyze and optimize memory use associated with SQL statements.