f Juergen Kehr
> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2014 6:39 AM
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> Subject: Re: [IBM-MAIN] Auxiliary Storage Usage Problem
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> Hi Anthony,
>
> the presentation you mentioned in your post is one of the sources of
> information we already know. Based on th
On Fri, 16 May 2014 08:39:01 -0500, Juergen Kehr
wrote:
>But the question still is, if that's true who requested these slots, and how
>to avoid this behaviour.
Hi Juegen,
We went through this earlier in the year and tracked it down to IBM INFOSPHERE
GUARDIUM. I believe that some parameters we
Dear Lizette,
of course you're right, if your system hasn't enought central storage system
starts to page out and more auxiliary storage is requested. But AFAIK as soon
as there is less workload on the system, for example at weekends on our systems
the paging rate decreases and so the auxiliary
Hi Anthony,
the presentation you mentioned in your post is one of the sources of
information we already know. Based on these information we already took a dump
of the RASP address space and run the IPCS commands mentioned there.
Here you'll find an extract of the results. But I couldn't find an
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> Subject: Auxiliary Storage Usage Problem
>
> Hello,
>
> since a while we recognized that in some of our LPARs the auxiliary storage
> usage
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Subject: Auxiliary Storage Usage Problem
Hello,
since a while we recognized that in some of our LPARs the auxiliary storage
usage is rising steadily and we can't find out why this happens. I seems that
one or more address spaces are not releasing their slots corr
Hello,
since a while we recognized that in some of our LPARs the auxiliary storage
usage is rising steadily and we can't find out why this happens. I seems that
one or more address spaces are not releasing their slots correctly.
Here are some sample data from SLOTCNT recorded in a one week inte
