From: Brewer, Edward (NIH/OD) (BREWERE@OD.NIH.GOV)
Date: Tue Mar 25 2003 - 13:36:12 EST
To all,
I notice very large values for sar -q on one of our Solaris 8 machines.
Here is some output
00:00:00 runq-sz %runocc swpq-sz %swpocc
08:26:00 97.0 1
08:28:00 638.3 2
08:30:00 23.0 1
08:32:00 633.2 3
08:34:00 298.2 4
08:36:00 484.2 4
08:38:00 509.2 3
08:40:00 1015.0 1
08:42:00 493.9 12
08:44:00 444.9 7
08:46:00 490.4 8
08:48:00 534.2 3
08:50:00 509.0 10
08:52:00 575.2 5
08:54:00 333.7 9
08:56:00 453.8 11
08:58:00 402.9 13
09:00:00 308.6 7
09:02:00 484.7 12
09:04:00 593.0 6
09:06:00 335.7 6
09:08:00 535.5 18
With this for CPU Usage
08:26:00 0 1 0 98
08:28:00 1 3 0 95
08:30:00 0 2 0 98
08:32:00 1 4 0 95
08:34:00 1 4 0 95
08:36:00 1 3 0 96
08:38:00 1 5 0 94
08:40:00 1 4 0 95
08:42:00 2 9 0 89
08:44:00 1 6 0 93
08:46:00 1 7 0 92
08:48:00 1 3 0 97
08:50:00 2 8 0 90
08:52:00 2 6 0 92
We are running Oracle 9ias release 1 and 2 (OC4J). I believe that we have
the lastest patches. The disk values from sar appear good ( I can send
some if you really want it) and free memory never really drops that low.
Am I seeing large numbers due to threading????
TIA,
Lee Brewer
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