Jeff asks:
> Does anyone know of a way I can tell what is using up my transient space
> on my system volume set?
> One second I have 50% available and next it is gone.
Sounds like someone started up a process that has a large heap and/or
stack.
<plug>
SHOT, from Lund Performance Solutions, may be of help. Note the "SecPages" column
below...that's how many pages (of 4096 bytes) of secondary storage are
currently being used by each process (for stack, heap, etc.). Just look for
one with a LARGE value.
:shot
SHOT [2.14] - LPS Toolbox [A.01p] (c) 1995 Lund Performance Solutions
MPE/iX 5.5; System started @ 14:49 on 1997/8/1
Highest PIN in use = 125, max pin possible = 8190, highest used = 130,
highest ever used = 192
Note: system may have been started with a SOFT boot (TC), not a HARD boot (RS).
SHOT [Delta]: adm + secpages
ADM (STATE, PIN, CPU, NAME, PRI, QUEUE, DELTA, PERCENT, EXECMODE, SECPAGES, &
WAIT)
SHOT [Delta]: all
SHOT @ TUE, AUG 12, 1997, 7:11 PM
? PIN CPU Process Name Pri Q Delta % Ic SecPages Wait State
- --- ------ -------------------------- --- - ----- --- -- -------- ---------------------------------------------------------------
1 12873 PROGEN.PUB.SYS 13 A Nn 113 PROGEN_GLOBAL_PORT
2 110942 LOAD.PUB.SYS 142 B On 129 JUNK
3 145681 pm_cleanup 100 B nn 129 JUNK
4 9977 port_facility_process 13 A nn 49 PFP_PORT0
5 25458 port_facility_process 152 C nn 49 pfp_port1
...
100 1132 CI.PUB.SYS 152 C Nn 120 TERMINAL_READ_WAIT
111 13490 QEDIT.PUB.ROBELLE 152 C Nn 129 SON
...
# PINs: 82 (# processes since bootup: 7,714)
CPU status: busy 1%, idle 99% (103 CPU out of 5580)
# Page faults: none.
</PLUG>
--
Stan Sieler [log in to unmask]
http://www.allegro.com/sieler.html
|
