I trying to figure out what information I'm getting when I issue the Q XSTORE MAP command.
My current XSTORAGE is setup as follows:
q xstore
XSTORE= 4608M
XSTORE= 4608M userid= SYSTEM usage= 21% retained= 0M pending= 0M
XSTORE MDC min=0M, max=0M, usage=0%
XSTORE= 4608M userid= (none) max. attach= 4608M
I don't have any assigned to a specific user so I assume that the system (cp?) is in control
of it and is thus allocating it as it sees fit.
As shown above, 21% is in use. But, who is using it?
I issue the Q XSTORE MAP command and get the following:
q xstore map
START SIZE STATUS %-IN-USE %-UNUSABLE
0M 4608M CP 21% 0%
I was hoping that it would tell me that userX was using so much, userY was using so much, etc.
Or does a user show up in the q xstore map when the storage has been attached to a
specific user? Say for instance I attach 1000M to a db2 machine/user. Will that userid then
show up in the list generated by the Q XSTORE MAP command? If this is the case is there
a command that will tell me who is using XSTORE and how much (either a percentage or a
total amount used).
And should I let the system allocate it or should I issue the attach statement? I can see using the
attach statement if you absolutely want a user to have a specific amount of XSTORE because of
a constrained environment. But what about non-constrained?
Thanks,
Steve G.
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