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Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Bill Weaver wrote:
>
> Today for some reason we've added 5 shared memory segments dynamically. It almost never happens
> that we even have 1 added since I've worked to size our initial segment to avoid this. How can
> I tell what is causing us to add so many all of a sudden?
>
> Also our ready queue seems to be long today (we almost never have any processes in it when we do
> onstat -g rea) even though our processor utilization is only around 60%. The cpuvps are> affinitied to physical processors (there are 8 cpus in the box and we run 6 cpuvps). Could this
> be related to the problem above? What else could cause it? Would adding another cpuvp help
> even though the physical cpus aren't at capacity?
The combination of long ready queue and new segments may mean someone
is running large queries using a high PDQPRIORITY value.
Art S. Kagel
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