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  1. Jonsie123

    huge swaping

    Hi Reduce ur SGA to around 60% of the real memory. Then use the following command to check and tune your memory. /usr/kernel/samples/vmtune -p 5 -P xx The xx values is the parameter that you will tune to reduce your swapping. Normally this parameter is around 79%. Reduce this in units of 5%...
  2. Jonsie123

    Where is the number of shared memory segments set?

    In AIX memory management is dynamic and you do not need to specifically set this parameter from the OS. This parameter can be set from the applications like Oracle when the SGA is allocated basically in the form of semaphores Cheers
  3. Jonsie123

    Process resources consumption status

    Why don't you try monitor or topas. Thease are excellent tools. Cheers
  4. Jonsie123

    huge swaping

    What are the sizes of the sga's of the oracle instances running on the box. How many user processes on Oracle and SAP does ur box handle. The server will have to be tuned based on these parameters using vmtune to reduce double buffering phenomenon especially while using oracle. I had the same...
  5. Jonsie123

    Cloning

    Yegolev Can you pls send me the procedure to merge two vg's ... I want to do the same on one of my systems Regards Jonsie
  6. Jonsie123

    Tar query

    Hi If your tar backup is an absolute path backup and you want to restore the files from the backup in another dir then you will have to use the command pax. Lets say that you have backed up /home using absolute path backup # tar -cvf /dev/rmt0 /home and you want to restore this in the dir...
  7. Jonsie123

    Process Trace

    There are many ways to trace a process on AIX. The tools that can be used are tprof and svmon. Using tprof you can trace all the processes running on your box for a specific period of time. For Eg #tprof -x sleep 30 This cmd specifies to run the trace for 30 secs An ASCII report named...

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