From: Bob.Kelley@BRINKSINC.COM
Date: Thu Jun 26 2003 - 12:32:37 EDT
yes......a good rule of thumb is 2MB per 1G
.....you should also include performance considerations when designing your
logs, ie striping the logs for improved IO performance
Bobby Kelley
Sr. AIX/UNIX Administrator
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Hi All;
What is the proper size of the JFSLog on an AIX system (either 433 or 5L)?
I have always set it at the default of 1PP. However, I have a colleague
that is saying that "IBM recommends a 2 MB log size per 1 GB of file system
space."
I can't find any documentation stating that either one is correct...does
anyone know where I might find some?
Thank you!
Theresa
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