Hi again,
> the command tells me:
>
> sysctl -a | grep sem
> kernel.sem = 250 32000 32 128
>
> seems you have a lot more ;-)
>
> What exactly does this mean (in combination with sapdb), and
> how can I increase this value ?kernel.sem=4096 512000 1600 2048
The definition is
kernel.sem: max_sem_per_id max_sem_total max_ops_sem_call max_sem_ids
We use the SuSE provided suse-sapinit.rpm to change the parameters at
bootup. For quickly changing this:
- edit /etc/sysctl.conf
- add
kernel.sem=4096 512000 1600 2048
without quotation marks and the like
- execute
# sysctl -p /etc/sysctl.conf
If you then have a look at the parameter again via
# sysctl -a | grep sem
you'll see that is has changed.
The RPM I talked about will just add the call to sysctl to the startup
scripts.
Hope this helps :-)
Greetz,
SIEGENIA-AUBI KG
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