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hi, everybody
i have a problem about performane in unix when i run topas, there 1 form show, there are many parameter about memory,cpu,.... i want to know detail about those example : MEMORY Real,MB 12287 % Comp 25.0 % Noncomp 75.8 % Client 0.5 comp mean ? 25 mean ? 25MB or 25%memory PAGING SPACE Size,MB 19392 % Used 0.5 % Free 99.4 can anyone answer my question? thanks alot. |
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The topas man page seems to have the answers.
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i know that, type man topas, there are many explaination about performance, but i dont't understand abount memory
for example MEMORY Real,MB 16383 % Comp 36.2 % Noncomp 58.9 % Client 59.1 total memory=100%? % Comp + % Noncomp +% Client >100% can you explaint that? |
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this post is old !
paging space of this server was low : 0.5% comp / noncomp is not interesting value for now. 25% / 75% client memory used is low 0.5% Probably CPU, disk, FS, network or something else was the probleme. this topic should be deleted. |
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