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Old 02-23-08, 10:39
dicipulofer dicipulofer is offline
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Doubt... A lot of memory being used.

Hello,

I'd like to understand... why my database get 1.2 GB even if just 1 process's running...

I used top sorting by memory and got this result \/

I'm seeing, that oninit's getting a lot of memory (892M) without process runing... What's mean this ?

the first process 913M really i'm running, but the process 892M not running.

could someone help me to understand it ?


1204 root 25 0 913M 913M 913M R 85.8 23.3 21:42 oninit
1206 root 25 0 912M 912M 912M R 92.1 23.3 41:14 oninit
1209 root 15 0 892M 892M 892M S 0.1 22.8 1:02 oninit
1211 root 15 0 892M 892M 892M S 0.0 22.8 0:45 oninit
1212 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:02 oninit
1214 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1213 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1218 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1216 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1215 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1217 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
1220 root 15 0 891M 891M 891M S 0.0 22.8 0:00 oninit
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Old 02-25-08, 07:56
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It's all right there! don't worry!

All this appear this way because Informix is a multi-thread application.

All system process access the same memory allocation (shared memory).

Each of this process are VPs (Virtual Processor) inside the informix. You can see that with command "onstat -g glo" . Will show to you each VPs and the respective PID.
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