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Operating Systems AIX Paging space Post 302414011 by Vit0_Corleone on Monday 19th of April 2010 03:04:26 AM
Old 04-19-2010
Try to use nmon command which is very usefull.. to see status of paging and memory issue nmon command and than letter m output will be somethink like this
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          Physical  PageSpace |        pages/sec  In     Out | FileSystemCache                                                                             │
│% Used       97.7%      1.2%  | to Paging Space   0.0    0.0 | (numperm) 31.6%                                                                             │
│% Free        2.3%     98.8%  | to File System    0.0    0.0 | Process   30.0%                                                                             │
│MB Used    1250.0MB     7.2MB | Page Scans        0.0        | System    36.0%                                                                             │
│MB Free      30.0MB   568.8MB | Page Cycles       0.0        | Free       2.3%                                                                             │
│Total(MB)  1280.0MB   576.0MB

 

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