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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Processes running response time Post 303023304 by jim mcnamara on Friday 14th of September 2018 07:21:53 AM
Old 09-14-2018
It looks to me that you want to be able to measure performance, probably by transaction request/return times. Documentum originally worked on files of almost any kind. So your asking for "file" times is confusing everyone. They think you mean UNIX file access times. I am guessing this is sort of a communication breakdown here

Documentum seemed like Ingres (or Oracle) for any kind of digital object - files, metafiles, metadata. To me anyway. If this helps people to answer the question.

I do not know anything much about Documentum now. What performance monitoring tools come with the product? Use them to generate data. We can help you organize and use that data to answer the requirements.
 

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sys_attrs_presto(5)						File Formats Manual					       sys_attrs_presto(5)

NAME
sys_attrs_presto - presto subsystem attributes DESCRIPTION
This reference page lists and describes attributes for the Prestoserve (presto) kernel subsystem. Refer to the sys_attrs(5) reference page for an introduction to the topic of kernel subsystem attributes. The Prestoserve product consists of optional hardware (NVRAM) and software that must be installed on your system. See the Guide to Prestoserve for details on Prestoserve. See the System Configuration and Tuning manual for information about Prestoserve within the context of managing file system performance. Size, in bytes, of the Prestoserve buffer hash table. Default value: 256 (bytes) Minimum value: 0 Maximum value: 65,536 (64 KB) Increasing the value of the presto_buffer_hash_size attribute may improve throughput by decreasing Prestoserve lock contention. A value that controls whether Prestoserve will cache only UFS and AdvFS file-system metadata or both file-system metadata and syn- chronous-write data. If the attribute is set to 1, Prestoserve caches only file-system metadata. If the attribute is set to 0 (zero), both file-system metadata and synchronous-write data are cached. Default value: 0 Setting prmetaonly to 1 may improve the performance of applications that access many small files, or applications that access a large amount of file-system metadata but do not reread recently written data. SEE ALSO
sys_attrs(5) Guide to Prestoserve System Configuration and Tuning sys_attrs_presto(5)
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