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<strong>IBM</strong> Advanced Technical Support - Americas<br />

AIX Filesystems Mount options (Cont’d)<br />

�Direct IO (DIO) – introduced in AIX 4.3.<br />

• Data is transfered directly from the disk to the<br />

application buffer, bypassing the file buffer<br />

cache hence avoiding double caching<br />

(filesystem cache + Oracle SGA).<br />

• Emulates a raw-device implementation.<br />

�To mount a filesystem in DIO<br />

$ mount –o dio /data<br />

�Concurrent IO (CIO) – introduced with JFS2 in<br />

AIX 5.2 ML1<br />

• Implicit use of DIO.<br />

• No Inode locking : Multiple threads can<br />

perform reads and writes on the same file at<br />

the same time.<br />

• Performance achieved using CIO is<br />

comparable to raw-devices.<br />

�To mount a filesystem in CIO:<br />

$ mount –o cio /data<br />

© 2009 <strong>IBM</strong> Corporation<br />

Bench throughput over run duration – higher<br />

tps indicates better performance.<br />

April 17, 2009

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