Total Server Memory and Target Server memory Value same Can anyone help me what does this indicate: 

From the MSDN forums thread Total Server Memory VS Target Server Memory made me crazy answer by Jonathan Kehayias:


  If Total Server Memory is less than Target Server Memory it can be a
  sign of memory pressure


But in my case the values are same:
But in my case the values are same :


You cannot and should not come to conclusion that SQL Server is facing memory pressure by just looking at one perfmon counter, this is just not correct. You have to rely on other perfmon counters which I am sure you are aware.

Now for your question, since both are same this means the SQL Server memory requirement is balanced as of now and its quite likely that SQL Server is not facing memory pressure. In most cases I have seen that on steady system target and total server memory are equal and I have always found out that when they are same it means currently there is no memory pressure.