your IO subsystem seems to be causing your issues. Did you setup your logical volumes (filesystems, raws) with max or minimum distribution? How big are your disks? What is the output of vmstat -v and vmstat -s. What is the queue depth on your disks and if this is vio storage, on the vio servers.
What do you mean by logical volumes (filesystems, raws) with max or minimum distribution? Disks are of 100Gb x 2. queue_depth is 40 and this is XIV storage.
I mean the interpolicy which you usually define during creation of your logical volumes / rawdevices. If its set to minimum - and you have only a few huge disks - you speak to your data in a serial fashion - which is usually a quite bad idea for databases with the only exception of sybase IQ and oracle asm which handle the data distribution internally.
You still did not answer if you run sybase in filesystems or rawdevices. Generally - and specifically tempdb as this is the most used part of your sybase DB. From the amount of numperm you are using, you are utilizing most of your memory for filecaching so I would guess it's filesystems - or you are having otherwise plenty of non-raw IO which is buffered though it probably doesnt have to be. You might want to consider moving your tempdb's into RAM disk after having remediated the reason for hogging so much non-comp memory.
You might want to consider as well to set j2_dynamicBufferPreallocation=128 or 256. And ... what is your network size setting in your sybase version / which sybase version do you actually run. And is it the same between p6 and p7 - or did you maybe upgrade from 12 to 15 - in which case any stored procedures you might have can cause your issues.
Few more questions:
Disks are assigned directly (FC adapters) or through VIO?
Those are 2 disks in mirror?
What is the pp and block size on you VG/filesystems.
But I agree with zxmous it does not looks like memory or cpu issue then only thing what left is storage.
Maybe you just got unlucky and got disks from pool shared with other heavy used systems.
Have you been trying to compare db IO stats a specially storage IO response time ?
The interpolicy is minimum. The sybase db and tempdb are on filesystems.
The sybase version is 12.5.2 on both live and new environment.
On P7 disk are from XIV directly attached to server and not from VIO. On old P6 the disk are from DS8k via SVC.
To zaxxon
The P7 lpars has dedicated processors same as P6, the only difference is P6 is 4Ghz and P7 s 3.5Ghz. The EOD process is absolutely same. As per the dba the database is indexed. The old environment is tuned and is on 5.3. As per the IBM documentation aix 6.1 is already tuned.
Yesterday I have disabled the multi threading and the time taken is reduced to 37 min. But its much more than live which is 25 min.
As zxmaus has suggested need to check by creating raw disk for temp db. I will check and revert.
I am posting the latest iostat and vmstat
Regards,
VJM
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