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07-25-2007 08:58 PM
07-25-2007 08:58 PM
Swap utilization
Hi,
I have 72GB of Physical memory with 65GB of device swap space on my HP system where in I run DB2 DB of almost 1TB.
Now issue is,
SWAP utilisation touches 70% with physical memory is at 50-60% levels only. Moreover my swapinfo shows as attached.
Why does swapinfo shows device name as "64,0x010004" and so on..
How can I utilize full physical memory and clarify me on "64,0x010004" naming, pls
I have 72GB of Physical memory with 65GB of device swap space on my HP system where in I run DB2 DB of almost 1TB.
Now issue is,
SWAP utilisation touches 70% with physical memory is at 50-60% levels only. Moreover my swapinfo shows as attached.
Why does swapinfo shows device name as "64,0x010004" and so on..
How can I utilize full physical memory and clarify me on "64,0x010004" naming, pls
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07-25-2007 09:47 PM
07-25-2007 09:47 PM
Re: Swap utilization
You aren't really using your swap.
Your swapinfo shows you haven't turned on pseudo-swap, swapmem_on.
>How can I utilize full physical memory
To use it, you must have more swapspace. Or must turn on swapmem_on.
I'm guessing that 64,0x010004 has to do with your /dev/vgshark1?
Your swapinfo shows you haven't turned on pseudo-swap, swapmem_on.
>How can I utilize full physical memory
To use it, you must have more swapspace. Or must turn on swapmem_on.
I'm guessing that 64,0x010004 has to do with your /dev/vgshark1?
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07-26-2007 06:27 PM
07-26-2007 06:27 PM
Re: Swap utilization
64,0x010004 refers to device file..But why is not "SWAPINFO" displays device name? Any clues?
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07-26-2007 09:59 PM
07-26-2007 09:59 PM
Re: Swap utilization
looks like only vgshark1 Vg is the cause....
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