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05-24-2002 06:39 AM
05-24-2002 06:39 AM
Re: a nice enigma!
Paula & John
Many thanks for the scripts. I was going to manually "renice" pmd then do a "rolling restart" of the app, but the script I can use to "renice" everything with no restart.
It is also good to know that [unlike HPUX timeshare] "nice" does not degrade with time. So my original understanding about them being seperate was correct.
Many thanks for the input.
Tim
Many thanks for the scripts. I was going to manually "renice" pmd then do a "rolling restart" of the app, but the script I can use to "renice" everything with no restart.
It is also good to know that [unlike HPUX timeshare] "nice" does not degrade with time. So my original understanding about them being seperate was correct.
Many thanks for the input.
Tim
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