virtual memory segments added
greetings all,
we are on 9.40 FC3 on hp-UX 11i - sometimes segments are being added
and cannot flush with onmode -F . is there a way to view what is
holding on to them? i thought the address from onstat -u might match
to the address in onstat - g seg but this is not the case..thanks for
any help
tom
onstat -g mem displays the pool names (first column)
onstat -g afr <poolname> displays the allocated fragments by address.
If you run onstat -g seg, you get the logical address of the shared memory
segments.
Somthing like...
for f in `onstat -g mem | cut -d ' ' -f 1 `
do
onstat -g afr $f | nawk -v POOL=$f '{ printf("%s %s %s\\n", $1, POOL,
$3)}'done | sort
should make it easier to figure out what is in the segment
M.P.
"tomL" <tomcaml@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> greetings all,
> we are on 9.40 FC3 on hp-UX 11i - sometimes segments are being added
> and cannot flush with onmode -F . is there a way to view what is
> holding on to them? i thought the address from onstat -u might match
> to the address in onstat - g seg but this is not the case..thanks for
> any help
>
>
> tom