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Aix high cpu activity
Hello everyone
I have this process running on my server. topas command User 98.6 |############################ I have this process Name PID CPU% PgSp Owner db2fm 565264 25.6 1.5 ldapdb2 db2fm 348328 23.6 1.5 idsldap db2fm 491706 20.5 1.5 idsldap db2fm 594162 16.4 1.5 ldapdb2 My question is What can I check to see what's causing this high CPU activity. This server always on almost 100% cpu use. The database process is taking all the cpu. which command i neeed to see if I have more than one database. or if I can see that there is a zombie process. I want to fix it the high cpu activity but dont mess up. Thanks for your tips |
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To see which DBs are there, connect to the instance and do a Code:
list db directory But I guess it goes more into DB2/LDAP than into AIX itself. Else you might post some rows of vmstat, iostat and vmstat -v while these problems occure. |
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It's your LDAP DB2 instance is using so much.. thats kind of strange... hw many DB instances you have? You can use:
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$DB2_INSTALL_DIR/instance/db2ilist How many db2 agents running? |
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This process is not a instance process. That looks like the db2fm command and is used to configure the DB2 fault monitor.
can you paste in (please use the code tags for the output) Code:
ps -u idsldap -f ps -u ldapdb2 -f |
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I had this problem before, I remember. And yes, this is the way you fix it basically...
Fault Monitor processes is not required in normal cases. you can disable fm as the method specified in this page: IBM - IY64683: DB2FM (FAULT MONITOR) RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH CPU USAGE ON THE SYSTEM What version db2 you care using? This is already a bug identified in version 8.1 FP6 and FP8. Give a try. |
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