Re: Assistance with getting DB memory usage over 2 gigs
- From: Sandor Szabo <sandor.szabo@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 10:52:10 +0200
Hi,
Bigpages or the newer technoloy Hugetlb reduces the number of TLB (
translation lookaside buffer ) misses in Linux and hence increases
performance by a few percent.
This is not supported by the current IDS versions and would not help to
solve your issue.
To really utilize the large memory of your machine we have 64 bit port
available.
The availability of 64-bit computing platforms presents new possibilities
for increased performance of database servers, as well as database
applications.
32-bit platforms have an inherent address-space limitation of 4 gigabytes
(GB). Removal of this 4 GB limit on the address space of database servers
allows for the creation of larger buffer pools, sort heaps, package caches,
and other resources that can consume large amounts of memory.
A 64-bit environment and the ability to address more than 4 GB of memory
can greatly enhance the scalability and performance of databases.
With IDS Version 10.0, we have optimized native 64-bit editions for all
major Linux platforms.
The Linux platforms supported by the new IBM Informix Dynamic Server
Version 10.0 64 BIT VERSION are:
Intel EM64T (X86-64),
AMD64 (64-bit edition for AMD Opteron- and Athlon64-based systems),
POWERB. (IBM eServerb", iSeriesb", and pSeriesB. systems) ,
zSeriesB. (IBM eServer zSeriesB. systems) ,
IA64 (64-bit edition for Intel Itanium-based systems)
Thanks
Sandor
IBM Informix Development Munich
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07.09.2005 14:03 Re: Assistance with getting DB
memory usage over 2 gigs
Please respond to
shaun.patrick.wal
lace
I'm going to be trying changing the base address like the note said but
I've seen Oracle sites say something about setting up "bigpages" to get
around the 3 gig user space issue.
Is this something informix can use? I.E. if I set bigpages=4100MB then
would Informix be able to use this for the database?
Let me know if I am off the mark here.
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