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Stefan Weideneder — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Milan Vesely wrote:
>
> According to Informix chunks should be added to system
> in a successive way - to be cleaned correctly by
> CLEANERS. The number of CLEANERS should be the same
> as the number of disks to be cleaned.
> But: How to consider TEMPORARY and MIRROR chunks?
> Should I take them into account or not?
Simply forget your Mirror Chunks - don't forget your
temporary dbspaces.
During a checkpoint, each cleaner is responsible for a
specific chunk number. Immediately after it finished
cleaning for it's first chunk, it will continue with the
next chunk, that has not been cleaned before.
Just lock at your output of "onstat -d" and notice the
chunk numbers of your Mirror Chunks.
Bye
Stefan
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