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Operating Systems AIX vmtune vmo ioo for oracle Post 302293559 by shockneck on Tuesday 3rd of March 2009 10:18:09 AM

03-03-2009

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Originally Posted by filosophizer

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I have not set the j2_maxPageReadAhead=32 or vmo -p -o lru_file_repage=0 yet..

Before i do that, could you analyze the output of vmstat and (iostat -A).
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Sorry, no. Changing the minperm/maxperm settings the way you did does REQUIRE to change the lru_file_repage algorithm also to really make sense. Set the lru_poll_intervall to 10 if it is at a lower value.
Then put some load on your system by running your application, watch memory usage and come back.

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audit_startup(1M)                                         System Administration Commands                                         audit_startup(1M)

NAME

       audit_startup - audit subsystem initialization script

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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