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Old 07-15-11, 10:22
sanchez786 sanchez786 is offline
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Db2 v9.1 aix
Are there any AIX or DB2 commands that can be used to determine how much CPU and RAM a specific Application ID is using or better yet, the top x Application ID's CPU and RAM usage?
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Old 07-15-11, 10:36
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Have you looked at the db2top tool?

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Old 07-15-11, 10:55
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See also:
ps -o THREAD
db2pd -memblocks
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Old 07-15-11, 12:09
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Yes, neither of them provide and exact breakdown of CPU usage and RAM for an application ID.
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Old 07-15-11, 12:30
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See if these views provide the info you want

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Old 07-15-11, 16:24
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From the OS side, you can also use "ps aux" (RSS column for private memory used by the coordinator agent / subagents associated with the appl).
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