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Hi Everyone
When a system is being used very heavly, the paging space goes up to
28% (lsps -s). However, when there are no users and little activity
the paging space is still at 28%. When will this go down? Is there a
command to "flush" the paging space out? Is this normal? If so, why
does it do this?
On May 29, 1:49 pm, Mag <magaw...@gmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi Everyone
>
> When a system is being used very heavly, the paging space goes up to
> 28% (lsps -s). However, when there are no users and little activity
> the paging space is still at 28%. When will this go down? Is there a
> command to "flush" the paging space out? Is this normal? If so, why
> does it do this?[/color]
Once the process exits that has pages on paging space then those pages
will be freed up.
svmon -Pgt 10 ## will show you the procs with pages on paging space.
HTH
Mark Taylor