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05-26-2008 05:26 AM
05-26-2008 05:26 AM
structure syswait
Hi,
I used structure syswait on precedent versions of HP-UX; with 11.31 version this structure has disappeared and is only referenced as extern in /usr/include/sys/sar.h. Does anyone know if this structure still exist, if a patch is necessary or if there is another way to get iowait.
Thanks in advance
I used structure syswait on precedent versions of HP-UX; with 11.31 version this structure has disappeared and is only referenced as extern in /usr/include/sys/sar.h. Does anyone know if this structure still exist, if a patch is necessary or if there is another way to get iowait.
Thanks in advance
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05-26-2008 05:31 AM
05-26-2008 05:31 AM
Re: structure syswait
Shalom,
This sar based script will provide i/o wait information.
http://www.hpux.ws/?p=6
SEP
This sar based script will provide i/o wait information.
http://www.hpux.ws/?p=6
SEP
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05-26-2008 05:40 AM
05-26-2008 05:40 AM
Re: structure syswait
Thanks but I need to use C programming and no script or system call because of performance constraints.
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05-26-2008 06:17 PM
05-26-2008 06:17 PM
Re: structure syswait
>I used structure syswait on precedent versions of HP-UX; with 11.31 version this structure has disappeared
If it disappeared it was removed as undocumented (with all of the 11.31 header cleanup) and you weren't suppose to use it.
>Does anyone know if this structure still exist or if there is another way to get iowait.
What are you trying to do? What does iowait mean?
>no ... system call because of performance constraints.
You were probably making a syscall.
You can use tusc to verify.
If it disappeared it was removed as undocumented (with all of the 11.31 header cleanup) and you weren't suppose to use it.
>Does anyone know if this structure still exist or if there is another way to get iowait.
What are you trying to do? What does iowait mean?
>no ... system call because of performance constraints.
You were probably making a syscall.
You can use tusc to verify.
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