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11-22-11, 01:15

ravichandrapratap ravichandrapratap is offline

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db2sync taking too much RAM

dbsysc taking 2much of RAM,
i am using db2 9.1 on linux

pls help me out.

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11-22-11, 02:01

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db2sysc is the instance process
look at memory model to see what is being used
Database manager shared memory

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If it is taking too much RAM, most likely it is the bufferpools.

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11-22-11, 19:44

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Use db2mtrk to get usage of the memory.

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