Re: Size of logical logs

In article <8cfe9s$ie9$1@news.xmission.com>, anil kuttappan <anil_kuttappan@yahoo.com> wrote: > Can anyone please tell me why onstat -l displays > the size of logical logs as half the size of what i > had allocated to the logical logs. > > eg when i allocated 100MB to the logical logs, > onstat -l displays only 50MB. No, Anil, it is displaying 50000 pages, which amounts to 100,000-K on your system. If you had allocated that 100,000-K on an AIX box, it would have displayed 25000, the number of 4-K pages in the chunk. Yes, it is a bit jarring to allocate it in k-byte units only to see it diplayed in units of pages. This is a minor annoyance. Adjust and got on to better things.. -- +----- Jacob Salomon - ------------------------------------------------+ |------------------- Bulletin Board Announcement ----------------------| | Congregants will please note that the bowl at the back of the church | | bearing the sign "For the Sick" is for monetary contributions only. | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.