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Re: maxfiles

 
nancy rippey
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maxfiles

I need to increase the # of maxfiles due to the following message.
WARNING:Oracle instance running on a system with low open file descriptor.
Is there a way for me to tell how close I am to the current maxfiles setting.

Thanks in advance
nrip
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Pete Randall
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Re: maxfiles

Do you have Glance? If so, the system tables report will show you.


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nancy rippey
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Re: maxfiles

Yes. I tried that but didn't get what I was looking for. Maybe I didn't look deep enough. I'll pull it back up.
nrip
James R. Ferguson
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Re: maxfiles

Hi Nancy:

You might use 'lsof' to tally the number of open files by a process.

Regards!

...JRF...
Pete Randall
Outstanding Contributor

Re: maxfiles

In the GUI, it's "Reports" > "System Info" > "System Tables Report". The second line shows "File Table (nfile)".


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Pete Randall
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Re: maxfiles

However, if you truly mean maxfiles, the per-process limit, Glance won't tell you. I don't know of a way to see maxfiles.


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nancy rippey
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Re: maxfiles

nfile is only at %53. I need the maxfiles which I thougth was the number of open files per a process. I tried lsof earlier but did not get what I needed. Is there an lsof command to give me the # of open files against a certain process?
nrip
James R. Ferguson
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Re: maxfiles

Hi (again) Nancy:

> Is there an lsof command to give me the # of open files against a certain process?

As I hinted in my first post (for example):

# lsof -p 27267

nancy rippey
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Re: maxfiles

I'm just using lsof and adding up the number of occurrences for each process. Thanks.
nrip