Could someone please explain something too me.
I am trying to work out what processes are using paging space and how much.
myserver# lsps -a
Page Space Physical Volume Volume Group Size %Used Active Auto Type
hd6 hdisk0 rootvg 4096MB 4 yes yes lv
myserver# svmon -G
size inuse free pin virtual
memory 262144 223884 38260 124659 230236
pg space 1048576 41892
work pers clnt other
pin 83373 0 0 41286
in use 196197 0 27687
PageSize PoolSize inuse pgsp pin virtual
s 4 KB - 171676 27620 105491 166956
m 64 KB - 3263 892 1198 3955
So lsps shows 4% of 4096MB which is 163MB
svmon shows 41892 4kb blocks in use which is 163MB
so far, so good
If i run svmon -P and total up all the Pgsp values, i get 506842, which is in 4kb blocks, this is 1979MB.
The only thing i can see in the man page for svmon is that the -P flag details "Indicates the total number of pages reserved or used on paging space by segments that are used by the process."
The -G flag is just used.
Is this correct ?
If so, how can i get a breakdown per process of lsps -a or svmon -G results.
Thanks in advance.
I am trying to work out what processes are using paging space and how much.
myserver# lsps -a
Page Space Physical Volume Volume Group Size %Used Active Auto Type
hd6 hdisk0 rootvg 4096MB 4 yes yes lv
myserver# svmon -G
size inuse free pin virtual
memory 262144 223884 38260 124659 230236
pg space 1048576 41892
work pers clnt other
pin 83373 0 0 41286
in use 196197 0 27687
PageSize PoolSize inuse pgsp pin virtual
s 4 KB - 171676 27620 105491 166956
m 64 KB - 3263 892 1198 3955
So lsps shows 4% of 4096MB which is 163MB
svmon shows 41892 4kb blocks in use which is 163MB
so far, so good
If i run svmon -P and total up all the Pgsp values, i get 506842, which is in 4kb blocks, this is 1979MB.
The only thing i can see in the man page for svmon is that the -P flag details "Indicates the total number of pages reserved or used on paging space by segments that are used by the process."
The -G flag is just used.
Is this correct ?
If so, how can i get a breakdown per process of lsps -a or svmon -G results.
Thanks in advance.