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Y'all decide for yourselves: #!/bin/ksh char=* print double "$char" print none $char print single '$char' print single double '"$char"' print double single "'$char'" print backslash \$char Returns the following: double * none 0 19776Work. 1q 26146excludedirs...

You are a computer operator, and this is not against you or anyone else doing the job, however, nothing you do requires hard to acquire skills or requires specialized knowledge. I would say that $38-50k is high, except that because it is Boston and the cost of living is high it may be...

Yes, gov't jobs are for pensions. I have one uncle who is a retired Air Force officer (32 1/2 years) and when he retired he was getting $5k/mo. (add in the COLA, etc. now it is higher). Another uncle currently works for the state dept. and is retiring in a few years and he will also get $5k/mo...

Most likely you need to add real physical memory. You can clear mem segments using the ipcrm -m KEYID. You might want to look into the vmtune command in /usr/samples/kernel, which could help you with Oracle performance. You also need to look at file cacheing. Oracle caches so you don't want a...

I read this link under SP Switch2 restrictions: http://www-900.ibm.com/cn/support/library/rs6000/download/spplanning.pdf It states that the SP Switch and SP Switch2 cannot coexist in the same SP system. The SP Switch2 also cannot connect to an SP Switch Router. Hope that clarifies things, but...

Just write a C program that is executed when they login and gets the tty device they login on and counts the seconds until the user logs off the tty.

And check the bosinst.data file, too.

Uh, usually /spdata is on its own filesystem. Anyway, your error is in Boot Phase 2; the root file system from rootvg (disk) is mounted over the root file system from the RAMFS. The mount points for the rootvg file systems become available. /var and /usr file systems from the rootvg can be...

lrud is the vmm page stealer - it is awakened when there isn't enough memory and page out the less accessed pages.

Your CWS has to be at or above what your nodes are installed. If I am reading your question correctly, you can mix 4.3.3 and 5.1 nodes in a frame. I did look up and the interconnect is only for an SP Switch2. Though PSSP 3.5 supports the SP Switch. The p630 supports PSSP 3.4 and 3.5 with AIX...

Most likely it cannot find the DB2 lib files that would be in /home/db2inst/lib or the lib path under the instance owner.

Look people, if you had: lv01 mounted over /test then you did: cplv lv01 lv01_new all that needs to be done is: chfs -a dev=/dev/lv01_new -a log=/dev/logdevice /test

You can add a p630 to your existing SP nodes and PSSP 3.5 allows older SP nodes and the SP Switch to be added to a 1600 Cluster. 4.3.3 is out of support 12/31 so you may as well migrate to 5.1 and PSSP 3.5 for all nodes.

This link is an IBM Redbook that discusses SSA disks and has a flowchart and the steps to replace SSA drives. http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/9445fa5b416f6e32852569ae006bb65f/6c75ef8f143a02168825681c007df1de?OpenDocument&Highlight=0,ssa

Why not just mount the new LV on the same filesystem it had?

It can't find all of the environment variables.

Display Value c52 Explanation Changing from RAM environment to disk environment. System Action The system is setting up devices in the disk environment. User Action If this LED persists, the disks may not be accessible. Run hardware diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware...

A significant difference between AIX and other UNIX systems is that the end user or system adminitrator does not modify kernel configuration files and therefore does not need to rebuild the kernel. All tunable parameters in AIX can be adjusted through the smit command ("smitty...

xSeries are Intel processor-based servers. This is an AIX forum on RS/6000 and pSeries platforms.

Shell cannot execute suid/sgid for security purposes.