Robert Paterson wrote: > Have to say that the best source of that information in my view is the > UniData manuals.
>earlier Jeff Schoby wrote: > >> Does anyone have a good detailed reference for the settings in the >> udtconfig file and the formulas used to set each parameter. >> Or at least some good rules of thumb? >> >> I'm migrating from an AIX 4.3.3 box with 1.25GB of ram (and about 150 >> users) to a p5 Series running aix 5.3 with 12GB of ram and I want to >> make sure we make efficient use of that ram. I'd have to say I agree with Robert. The best available source is the manuals, and these are online, but since Jeff doesn't indicate version numbers for UniData, it s hard to provide the right URL. Also, there is a document specifically about tuning UniData on AIX because of the special constraints that OS used to impose. I have a copy of this, but don't know if there is an updated version available now AIX has moved forward so far. Wally? If there isn't a more readily available version of this document, then I'll happily email it direct to you Jeff, but you'll need to understand how AIX has changed lately so you can determine which bits are now less important. AIX 4.3.3 to 5.3 in one bound is a big jump. Are you keeping the same UniData Release? Or is this a move to a new box that happens to have a new OS release? Do you use RFS or Journaling? Replication, ODBC? All these might make demands on how you set up your udtconfig. If you'd like professional input on tuning the new system, then I'm sure there are guys in the US who offer consulting services and have experience with this. IBM do it, I know, and I think Strategy 7 do too. Alternatively, if you can provide me with access to the system remotely, then I'd be prepared to give you my input on a professional basis too. Drop me a direct email if you want to follow up on this. Cheers, Ken Ken Wallis Empower Data Solutions Blue Mountains, Sydney, Australia ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
