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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Andrew, the IND USER user_id 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
Thanks, Dave!
2009/8/16 Dave Jones d...@vsoft-software.com:
Andrew, the IND USER user_id 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=
The following is free output from a native lpar, SLES8 64-bit system:
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem: 81863288140748 45580 0 2393564173208
-/+ buffers/cache:37281844458144
Swap: 192318084762584
We have a vendor who is installing a product that uses MySQL
running on a RedHat 3.4 image under VM. I got a call today from one
of their techs who is concerned that top is reporting memory usage
of 625,664k, with only 5,204k free. There being a demo on Tuesday,
she is worried
memory usage
of 625,664k, with only 5,204k free. There being a demo on Tuesday,
she is worried that something is eating up the memory. As a
complete novice at both Linux and VM, I'm not sure how to find out
what's going on or if there is even anything to worry about.
According to the tech
of their techs who is concerned that top is reporting memory usage
of 625,664k, with only 5,204k free. There being a demo on Tuesday,
she is worried that something is eating up the memory. As a
complete novice at both Linux and VM, I'm not sure how to find out
what's going on or if there is even
We are running RHEL 3. MySQL appears to be 3.23.58. At
http://zhaofu.4y.com.cn/myweb/linux/sql/ch04_06.htm , I have found the
following statement:
Certain systems, including Linux and some setups using
NFS, have a problem with their file locking mechanism.
This
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Jon Brock
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 11:20 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: How to determine memory usage
We have a vendor who is installing a product that uses MySQL
running on a RedHat 3.4 image under VM. I got a call today
As to whether they are Linux-savvy, I can't really speak to that. Most of
their clients run Windows. I know they have dabbled in Linux, but we are the
first mainframe Linux client they have had; I think that is the reason they are
so nervous.
Jon
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The fact that your vendor's tech
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