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Operating Systems AIX Sizing p7 systems Post 302468895 by zaxxon on Thursday 4th of November 2010 05:49:17 AM
Old 11-04-2010
Thanks for the infos so far.

@DGPicket
For those specInt ratings I have no clue as it sounds a bit abstract to me; will have to read about it to be able to interpret them.

@zxmaus
We have a lot different partitions, some capped, some uncapped and apart from saving licenses there is often no real reason why they are capped or not, some shared some dedicated. I will keep it in mind but I am maybe not the one who is deciding this and people here are often resistant to advices.
Application wise we are having a lot of Oracle DBs, a few Informix DBs and some boxes with Weblogic, which should be comparable to Websphere; there are also some minor applications but they are not that hungry.
For the generousity of pools, I do not expect much here. But that is another topic Smilie

I would really appreciate those official IBM infos, thanks a lot in forward ^^
 

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DtEditorGetSizeHints(library call)										DtEditorGetSizeHints(library call)

NAME
DtEditorGetSizeHints -- retrieve sizing information from a DtEditor widget SYNOPSIS
#include <Dt/Editor.h> void DtEditorGetSizeHints( Widget widget, XSizeHints *pHints); DESCRIPTION
The DtEditorGetSizeHints function retrieves the current sizing information from a DtEditor widget, allowing the application to compute appropriate size hints for the window manager. The widget argument specifies the DtEditor widget ID. The pHints argument is a pointer to an XSizeHints structure into which the current sizing information is placed. The fields in this struc- ture do not have to contain any values when it is passed in. Upon successful completion, the DtEditorGetSizeHints function fills in the following fields of the XSizeHints structure: minimum width ( min_width) and height ( min_height); width ( width_inc) and height ( height_inc) increment; and base width ( base_width) and height ( base_height); otherwise, the structure is unchanged. The Flags field is set to: PMinSize | PResizeInc | PBaseSize RETURN VALUE
The DtEditorGetSizeHints function returns no value. EXAMPLES
The following code segment sets the resize increment and minimum window size properties for the application. Widget editor, application_shell; Display display; XSizeHints size_hints; long supplied_return; XGetWMSizeHints(display, XtWindow(application_shell), &size_hints, &supplied_return, XA_WM_NORMAL_HINTS); DtEditorGetSizeHints(editor, &size_hints); XSetWMSizeHints(display, XtWindow(application_shell), &size_hints, XA_WM_NORMAL_HINTS); SEE ALSO
Dt/Editor.h - DtEditor(5), DtEditor(3). DtEditorGetSizeHints(library call)
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