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I think it is time you understand some of the basics of AIX memory-housekeeping:

How swap/paging space and memory is related

Unix is a OS from times long ago and long ago memory was VERY...

Zaxxon - is well ahead of me in terms of what needs to be said.

Before 1999 there were recommendations for having paging space at @X installed memory, and before 1996 (AIX v3) there were cases...

rmdev -Rdl hdisk10
cfgmgr -i hdisk10
lspath -l hdisk10 -s available -F"connection:parent:path_status:status"
Have you tried this?

It's only a suggestion and open to adjustment as murali969 sees fit, also hence why (s)he should create several paging spaces to meet the needs, so they are flexible. The real issue is whatever is...

Ouch! You have 6Gb paging for 32Gb real memory.

For 32Gb memory, I would suggest starting at around 128Gb paging. Do you have the space for that? If you allocate it in a few large chunks, then...

Sorry, but I do not agree with such large Paging Spaces at all.
You don't want your application to use Paging Space since it will be really slow and will decrease the performance of your application...