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04-29-2003 11:44 AM
04-29-2003 11:44 AM
I have just recommended to our developer team that it's time to optimize the server for SAS.
When I do this in Linux for Oracle and MySQL, I use the /proc filesystem and adjust the number of open filehandles a machine is allowed to have, and some corresponding files, all during run time.
My question is where do I start off with HPUX?
I know there aren't that many HPUX/SAS cross-skilled folks who might be around to give me a full recipe, but a few good starters for [recompiling the kernel?] would be great, especially since this is a 4 processor system, an HP 9000/800/4050.
I plan to make my full findings avaialble to the community, so feel free to get in-depth, points abound.
-Karl R. Balsmeier
When I do this in Linux for Oracle and MySQL, I use the /proc filesystem and adjust the number of open filehandles a machine is allowed to have, and some corresponding files, all during run time.
My question is where do I start off with HPUX?
I know there aren't that many HPUX/SAS cross-skilled folks who might be around to give me a full recipe, but a few good starters for [recompiling the kernel?] would be great, especially since this is a 4 processor system, an HP 9000/800/4050.
I plan to make my full findings avaialble to the community, so feel free to get in-depth, points abound.
-Karl R. Balsmeier
"Unix is the Net"
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04-29-2003 12:25 PM
04-29-2003 12:25 PM
Solution
Check out this link:
http://www.sas.com/partners/directory/hp/hpuxwp2.pdf
It has several good suggestions about optimizing your HP-UX system for SAS.
Not surprisingly, some of the most significant issues have to do with disk and filesystem issues, rather than kernel tuning. Since SAS is very disk-intensive, I would recommand trying to balance I/O across as multiple spindles.
http://www.sas.com/partners/directory/hp/hpuxwp2.pdf
It has several good suggestions about optimizing your HP-UX system for SAS.
Not surprisingly, some of the most significant issues have to do with disk and filesystem issues, rather than kernel tuning. Since SAS is very disk-intensive, I would recommand trying to balance I/O across as multiple spindles.
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