Re: Re: private memory used by oracle process in AIX ??
- From: J.Velikanovs@xxxxxxxx
- To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 16:09:47 +0300
Prem,
It is good that you have found the solution.
I have read mentioned article, and it is looks that svmon is the right
tool for your purpose on AIX.
BWT:
> One such tool is "svmon". This program can be located on the IBM AIX
CD-ROM
> as part of the AIX fileset "perfagent.tools". Use the command "smit
install_latest"
> to install this fileset.
?svmon? not installed by default I have checked some boxes.
Looks like additional tool which AIX dev kindly provide.
Thank you for sharing useful information.
Jurijs
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Subject: Re: Re: private memory used by oracle process in
AIX ??
Hi Velikanovs,
I am not much ware of "UNIX virtual memory mechanisms" .
but the AIX coomands metalink docs suggest are:
ps v
svmon
IIR, "svmon" is the one u r looking for.
and in case of "ps v"
RSS - TRS -> gives u the private memory used by a process.
<QUOTE>
The RSS number is equal to the sum of the number of working-segment pages
in memory times 4 and the code-segment pages in memory times 4.
The TRS number is equal to just the code-segment pages in memory times 4.
</QUOTE>
Doc 123754.1 says so.Is that not right ? i am not sure about it.
Thanks and Regards,
Prem.
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