On 10/25/06, Dennis Schaffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which ESAMON report provides the snapshot you provided (below)?
Apologies, I tried to avoid posting commercials ;-) ESAUSPG shows the resident pages breakdown, including the amount paged out to DASD. It also shows you the paging rates. For the full picture you would also want to see ESAVDSK to see what part of the Linux swap disk is resident, in expanded, or on DASD. But that information is not really enough to see which user takes advantage of expanded storage, and whether you have enough of it. The main purpose of expanded storage for paging in the average system is to help CP make the right choice in selecting pages to page to DASD. If you don't have enough expanded storage for your workload, CP brings the wrong pages out to DASD and performance suffers for all. We'd need to look at other numbers to determine whether that is happening. Rob -- Rob van der Heij Velocity Software, Inc http://velocitysoftware.com/
