I too would suspect disk issues. We had exactly the same symptoms on our
HP UX Universe installation, and tracked it down (eventually) to disk
issues caused by problems with a Veritas replication link which copied
data from the live server to an offsite DR server...
Symeon Breen
Hi.
We had the opposite problem with the same sympthons: the same bad
performance but free memory.
Same as you, I would like to know how to rule the amount of memory each
uv-process takes.
We did ps -el | grep uv in order to see the memory usage. (The SZ column
gives you the number of 4 kb
We encountered a problem during our nightly batch processing last night and it
pertains to a specific
record/key. The error that we received in our log is as follows:
--
Program LFBDOPOS: Line 337, Attempted WRITE with record ID larger than
file/table maximum
record ID size of 255 characters.
Make sure there is not an index on that file being updated with a key
255 characters.
Perry
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I believe that is the problem, the key for record '15500*60431*EJK' must have
more than 255 characters. Is there
a way to check the # of characters on a key from a telnet prompt? I'm confused
why the key would
be so big? There must be 'historical encoding of record locks' or something
behind
On 6/9/2010 10:46 AM, Chris Austin wrote:
I believe that is the problem, the key for record '15500*60431*EJK' must have
more than 255 characters. Is there
a way to check the # of characters on a key from a telnet prompt? I'm confused
why the key would
be so big? There must be 'historical
Yeah that could be it but I just did a restore of last nights pre-cycle data.
An interesting thing I noticed in
regards to the table GENACCTRN (the one we're having issues with) and noticed
the following errors with the index:
Restoring c:\LIVE/I_GENACCTRN/INDEX.005 (19:34:23)
Restoring
Perhaps the index is defined as single-valued when it should be defined as
multi-valued.
Best regards,
Henry Unger
Hitech Systems, Inc.
http://www.hitech.com
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