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08-27-2005 04:33 PM
08-27-2005 04:33 PM
Wait on PIPE
Hi All,We have around 1500 COBOL programs as part of our application running on HP UX 11.11. What I'm seeing is that some of these batch programs are taking a long time (2-4 hours!) to complete. Basically these programs read from Oracle DB and do some minimal processing, write to flat files, etc.
I found that most of time the job was in sleep state and glance reports that that job was waiting on PIPE. The system is also not much overloaded (average CPU usage is 12%, memory usage: 55% and not much disk activities)
I do not have much experience on IPC. Is there any kernel parameter to be tuned to avoid this wait on PIPE thing??? Any advice will help me a lot! Thanks
I found that most of time the job was in sleep state and glance reports that that job was waiting on PIPE. The system is also not much overloaded (average CPU usage is 12%, memory usage: 55% and not much disk activities)
I do not have much experience on IPC. Is there any kernel parameter to be tuned to avoid this wait on PIPE thing??? Any advice will help me a lot! Thanks
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08-27-2005 05:14 PM
08-27-2005 05:14 PM
Re: Wait on PIPE
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=734444
Your problem exactly, but he never got an answer. You can try and reply to this thread and I hope this guy will get an email notification and maybe will answer you with the solution, if he found one ...
That's all I can help, sorry.
Alex.
Your problem exactly, but he never got an answer. You can try and reply to this thread and I hope this guy will get an email notification and maybe will answer you with the solution, if he found one ...
That's all I can help, sorry.
Alex.
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08-30-2005 11:46 AM
08-30-2005 11:46 AM
Re: Wait on PIPE
Thanks Alex! I will contact him and see if there is any solution.
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