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fun-do reported an oninit process using 100% CPU on IDS 9.40.FC5W2 under HP-UX 11.11 and asked for tuning steps. Gene Sais suggested checking OS memory and swapping. Art S. Kagel said PA-RISC thrashes its four shared-memory registers with more than 2 or 3 segments (check onstat -g seg) and advised RESIDENT -1. Superboer suggested identifying the CPU VP, then checking sequential scans via onstat -p and sysptprof. Unresolved.
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Hi, I would like to know some Performance Tips for Informix IDS. I am
trying to debug an issue with the oninit process blocking 100% CPU
utilisation. how do I tackle this issue?
OS is HPUX 11.11 & database IDS ver 9.40.FC5W2
Any step by step processes to narrow down to the root cause of this
issue?
Thanks.
Prashant
I would start looking at your OS, probably was never set up to run a db,
common problem. Memory management and swapping are usually the first
items to look at.
>>> "fun-do" <prashatt@gmail.com> 10/17/06 10:03 AM >>>
Hi, I would like to know some Performance Tips for Informix IDS. I am
trying to debug an issue with the oninit process blocking 100% CPU
utilisation. how do I tackle this issue?
OS is HPUX 11.11 & database IDS ver 9.40.FC5W2
Any step by step processes to narrow down to the root cause of this
issue?
Thanks.
Prashant
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Art S. Kagel — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
fun-do wrote:
> Hi, I would like to know some Performance Tips for Informix IDS. I am
> trying to debug an issue with the oninit process blocking 100% CPU
> utilisation. how do I tackle this issue?
> OS is HPUX 11.11 & database IDS ver 9.40.FC5W2
> Any step by step processes to narrow down to the root cause of this
> issue?
>
> Thanks.
> Prashant
Is the HPUX on Itanium or PA_RISC?
On PA-RISC there is a common problem related to the PA-RISC architecture.
The CPU has 4 special purpose registers used to access shared memory
segments. If an application, like Informix IDS, needs access to more than 4
segments that will cause those registers to thrash and drive CPU usage up.
How many shared memory segments does the IDS instance have configured right
now (onstat -g seg)? If it's more than 2 or 3 that's the problem. On
HP/PA-RISC you have to set RESIDENT -1 and the engine will try to combine as
many segments as possible into one.
Art S. Kagel
First check what oninit proc it is; most likely a cpu vp.
(onstat -g glo gives the pid.)
then i would
check for seq scans -->> onstat -p -->> if TBLSPACE_STATS is 1 on
$ONCONFIG
goto sysmaster and select * from sysptprof-->> secscans.
check for the tread(s) which are a lot active..
trace them back to the session and review the sql, maybe
one does something really expensive like comparing chars with ints etc
Superboer.
fun-do schreef:
> Hi, I would like to know some Performance Tips for Informix IDS. I am
> trying to debug an issue with the oninit process blocking 100% CPU
> utilisation. how do I tackle this issue?
> OS is HPUX 11.11 & database IDS ver 9.40.FC5W2
> Any step by step processes to narrow down to the root cause of this
> issue?
>
> Thanks.
> Prashant
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