[THIN] Re: Page file max out
- From: "Pavlo Ignatusha" <pignatusha@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 13:08:01 -0500
Tim,
Thanks for the suggestion. When I said 15-30% I meant counter in CMC. If
undestood you correctly there has to be some CPU activity for the
questionable process as well. I'll look for this next time it happens. so
far I can say I looked in Task manager before and there were no runaway
process there (as far as CPU time column goes). I also added there Mem Usage
and VM size columns. When I sort processes by any of that I do not have a
clear leader (some processes use as much as about 60 Mb for Mem Usage and 60
for VM Size file).
I also have my servers configured so both x: and y: drives have page files
on them that both equal RAM size on the server.
Thanks,
Pavlo Ignatusha
Systems Network Coordinator
Pembroke General Hospital
Tel. (613) 732-3675 ext.6150
Fax. (613) 732-9986
www.pemgenhos.org
"All that matters is love and work" - Sigmund Freud.
-----Original Message-----
From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf
Of Tim Mangan
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 12:21 PM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Re: Page file max out
The windows performance monitor will allow you to look at swaps associated
with the individual processes. The guilty process will be showing some CPU
activity so maybe that will allow you to trim down what to look at. See
below for another idea on finding the guilty.
When you indicate mem at 15-30% I suspect you mean against the max page file
size. To see that kind of page swapping, you have to be above the physical
memory present. Probably you can look at the mem usage of the processes in
the task manager (use options menu to add mem to the display). The guilty
party is probably using a hell of a lot of memory to cause that behavior.
Tim Mangan
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