Better double check that. I think you're getting two parameters
confused. There's seminfo_semni and shminfo_shmmni. The "sem"
parameters control semaphores, and the "shm" parameters control shared
memory allocation.
On our production Oracle/WMQI machine, we use:
shminfo_shmmni = 2048
seminfo_semni = 8192
Robert Broderick
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Just had an outtage because of limited resources. After being on the
phone
with IBM. My /etc/system file has this setting
set semsys:seminfo_semmni =1024
The book, IBM suppport and a cute little doc (probably all from the
same
reference) sez to set this on:
set shmsys:shminfo_semmni = 2048
Is there a reason I'm missing the second one anddo I add it to
/etc/system
and what do I now set the first on to???
bobbee
with Alice and the two bottles
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