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12-19-1999 04:45 PM
12-19-1999 04:45 PM
nflocks
How do i clear the nflocks? Or to increase the size?
Is there any parameters i need to tune in the kernel? Anybody can help?
Thanks in advance!
Is there any parameters i need to tune in the kernel? Anybody can help?
Thanks in advance!
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12-19-1999 04:47 PM
12-19-1999 04:47 PM
Re: nflocks
You can't "clear" file locks.
The max number of file locks system-wide is controlled by nflocks.
Usually, systems with large databases (where a lot of locking occurs) require a
larger number of nflocks.
You can tune the nflocks parameter from SAM. Requires a kernel regen and a
reboot.
The max number of file locks system-wide is controlled by nflocks.
Usually, systems with large databases (where a lot of locking occurs) require a
larger number of nflocks.
You can tune the nflocks parameter from SAM. Requires a kernel regen and a
reboot.
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12-20-1999 07:09 AM
12-20-1999 07:09 AM
Re: nflocks
There are a couple of really good pages I found while tuning nflocks (number of
file locks)
Like the previous message said SAM is probably the easiest way to tune this or
you can manually edit /stand/system and rebuild the kernel.
Have a look at
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/content/KCparam.Nflocks.html
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/content/KCparamTut.OpenLockedFiles.html
Also in general nflocks are limited my system memory but I think the default is
200 in 11.0
file locks)
Like the previous message said SAM is probably the easiest way to tune this or
you can manually edit /stand/system and rebuild the kernel.
Have a look at
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/content/KCparam.Nflocks.html
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/content/KCparamTut.OpenLockedFiles.html
Also in general nflocks are limited my system memory but I think the default is
200 in 11.0
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