11-19-2009
For your reading on swap space in Solaris 10. Its hard to explain in words though and it takes time to absorb how it works. Not to worry, the configuration of swap space was made as to the recommendation. You can physically check the partition table under the format utility.
Installation - Solaris 10 swap space
Informix RESIDENT and Solaris 8 and 10 swap usage - comp.databases.informix | Google Groups
Solaris* uses the concept of virtual swap space, a layer between anonymous memory pages and the physical storage (or disk-backed swap space) that actually back these pages. A system's virtual swap space is equal to the sum of all its physical (disk-backed) swap space plus a portion of the currently available physical memory.
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