Thanks, Dave!
2009/8/16 Dave Jones :
> Andrew, the IND USER command might do what you want:
>
>
> ind user tcpip
> USERID=TCPIP MACH=ESA STOR=128M VIRT=V XSTORE=NONE
> IPLSYS=CMS DEVNUM=00019
> PAGES: RES=2964 WS=2519 LOCKEDREAL=0034 RESVD=
> NPREF= PREF=
Maybe in Brazil, but as shown below a z10 is 1 Oracle license, there
are other machines which cost 1/2 and 1/4 Oracle license, there are also
other machines which also cost 1 Oracle license.
To say it cost 4 times as much as a Sun T1 is correct, to say it cost 4
Oracle licenses is not.
Andrew
Andrew, the IND USER command might do what you want:
ind user tcpip
USERID=TCPIPMACH=ESA STOR=128M VIRT=V XSTORE=NONE
IPLSYS=CMS DEVNUM=00019
PAGES: RES=2964 WS=2519 LOCKEDREAL=0034 RESVD=
NPREF= PREF= READS= WRITES=0010
XSTORE=00 REA
yes.
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 1:17 PM, Andrew Avramenko wrote:
> > I then tried the following command in order to write directly to the
> device:
> >dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/dasd bs=4096 count=75000 (about 300M)
>
> Do You mean /dev/dasdX (where X is the letter of dasd)?
>
> --
> With best
2009/8/11 Livio Sousa :
> I've heard this here in Brazil too.I can not say why but Oracle Sales people
> are telling to my customers that 1 IFL of z10 = 4 Oracle Licenses.
Yes, that is near the trueth:
for power6 and z10 = 1.0 x cost
for intel and amd = 0.5 x cost
for sun t1 (1.0, 1.2 ghz) = 0.25
> I then tried the following command in order to write directly to the device:
> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/dasd bs=4096 count=75000 (about 300M)
Do You mean /dev/dasdX (where X is the letter of dasd)?
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With best regards,
Andrew
Hello,
Tell me please, is it possible to show max storage usage for all of
the guests? I want smth like a 'q names' with information about max
storage.
Thanks.
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With best regards,
Andrew
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