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Old 03-05-2011
vmo parameters for good performance !

Guy's

I'm looking for vmo parameters on AIX 6.1 to be for data base and application servers to enhance the performance

Is there any one has tested good vmo tuning and and felt a good performance on his server

Pls advice and provide.. Smilie
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Old 03-05-2011
the defaults on AIX 6.1 are pretty good I think. Depending on the type of DB you are using, and the output of vmstat -v and lvmo you may want to change some buffer settings or j2_maxPageReadAhead and j2_dynamicBufferPreallocation but there any recommendation depends on your system needs and DB needs and we dont know anything about them.
If you are running oracle, there are multiple threads here that explain thoroughly what you can do and how to check your values

Regards
zxmaus
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