ptash@iconz.co.nz (Peter Tashkoff) writes:
>rswa@perth.DIALix.oz.au (Radio Spares) wrote:
>>Dear All,
>>I have come across this problem with online 7.10.UC1 on a Spacr 5 running
>>Solaris 2.4. I have a cursor that does a count on 1 table with a where cause
>>of 1 = 1. The count works but when the cursor is closed it brings the
>>engine down (see online log below).
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>I can't be sure (I am at home) but I think your error is similar to
>one I received several weeks ago. Anyhow it is worth a check.
>PDQ in UC1 is buggy. If you have it turned on then it's a good idea
>to turn it off by setting PDQ priority to zero in onmonitor.
>Symtoms of the problem are - Shared memory not being freed up nicely
>and lots more shared memory than you would expect being used up.
>onstat -g seg shows segments holding 3 or 4 pages open even when no>one is connected. For a period of time I was rolling online every
>morning to clean up shared memory
>Setting PDQ to zero has meant a hugely smaller signature in shared
>memory and the system runniing clean as a whistle. I am told the fix
>is in UD1 but I am holding out until 7.2 (next month?) as it is not a
>problem for us performance-wise.
>HTH
>Peter Tashkoff
>Auckland, New Zealand
>e-mail ptash@iconz.co.nz
Ditto to Peter's answer - setting PDQPRIORITY to 0 fixed a very similar
problem for us, and we just (hours ago :) installed UD1 and the problem
seems to be fixed. This is on HP-UX 10.01, same problem on DEC OSF1 3.2
with the 7.10 UC1 we have on there.
jeffb
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