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05-10-2002 10:28 AM
05-10-2002 10:28 AM
Manugistics told our developers that I can set the maxdsiz to a -1 which would disable all limits and allow the system to allocate memory as it want.
I am NOT able to set maxdsiz_64bit to a -1.
Has anyone been able to do this or can you give me any suggestions.
As always, point will be assigned.
Thanks, Andy
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05-10-2002 10:32 AM
05-10-2002 10:32 AM
SolutionFrom SAM help on configurable parameters:
Acceptable Values:
maxdsiz for 32-bit processors:
Minimum: 0x400000 (4 Mbytes)
Maximum: 0x7B03A000 (approx 2 Gbytes)
Default: 0x4000000 (64 Mbytes)
maxdsiz_64bit for 64-bit processors:
Minimum: 0x400000 (4 Mbytes)
Maximum: 4396972769279
Default: 0x4000000 (64 Mbytes)
From that, I would have to say no.
Pete
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05-10-2002 10:34 AM
05-10-2002 10:34 AM
Re: maxdsiz 64 bit
Think they're pulling your leg.
The min value is 0x40000
Besides I wouldn't want any vendor or developer having "free rein" to set whatever size data segment they want. Heck they'd probably take it ALL.
Rgds,
Jeff
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05-10-2002 10:35 AM
05-10-2002 10:35 AM
Re: maxdsiz 64 bit
I don't think "-1" is an acceptable value for maxdsiz_64bit,
http://docs.hp.com//hpux/onlinedocs/os/KCparam.MaxDsiz.html
Hope this helps.
Regds
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05-10-2002 10:48 AM
05-10-2002 10:48 AM
Re: maxdsiz 64 bit
No that paramter cannot have value as negative or -1 .
You may like to read this ;
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/os/KCparam.MaxDsiz.html
Manoj Srivastava
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05-10-2002 10:59 AM
05-10-2002 10:59 AM
Re: maxdsiz 64 bit
You certainly would not want a process to be able to allocate as much VIRTUAL memory as it could as this would instantly lead to huge amount of paging. As a sys admin, you need to decide how big that you will allow a single process to grow and still leave headroom for other processes. You then set maxdsiz (and its 64bit cousin) to these values.
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05-10-2002 11:44 AM
05-10-2002 11:44 AM
Re: maxdsiz 64 bit
Thanks to all.