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Computational memory on AIX

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aipo48t

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Is there a way to tell how much computational memory is being consumed by a Oracle AIX process. Is svmon the best method? Can anyone suggest a script for this?
 
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I'm not in front of an AIX server at the moment, but `vmstat -v` or `vmstat -s`; one of that will show you computational pages in use, although it is a total and not broken down by processes. For that you would need svmon that you mentioned. topas will also show computational and persistent pages as totals.
 
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