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12-01-2000 01:48 AM
12-01-2000 01:48 AM
Unused IPC resources
Laszlo
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12-01-2000 02:02 AM
12-01-2000 02:02 AM
Re: Unused IPC resources
Not sure this is what you're looking for but
ipcs -a
will report status of IPC facilities.
Dan
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12-01-2000 02:32 AM
12-01-2000 02:32 AM
Re: Unused IPC resources
For instance:
ipcs -amp
m oratst 20030 22185
(Well, I deleted the biggest part)
This shows shared memory and CPID, LPID values. These are useless.
How can I determine that a shared memory segment is attached to any process or not?
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Re: Unused IPC resources
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12-01-2000 04:03 AM
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Re: Unused IPC resources
ipcs -mob is what I was looking for.
Laszlo