Vijay Adik vadik@us - IBM
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<strong>IBM</strong> Advanced Technical Support - Americas<br />
Asynchronous I/O for filesystem environments<br />
AIX parameters<br />
minservers = minimum # of AIO server processes (system wide)<br />
– AIX 5.3 default = 1 (system wide), 6.1 default = 3 (per CPU)<br />
maxservers = maximum # of AIO server processes<br />
– AIX 5.3 default = 10 (per CPU), 6.1 default = 30 (per CPU)<br />
maxreqs = maximum # of concurrent AIO requests<br />
– AIX 5.3 default = 4096, 6.1 default = 65536<br />
“enable” at system restart (Always enabled for 6.1)<br />
Typical 5.3 settings: minservers=100, maxservers=200, maxreqs=65536<br />
– Raw Devices or ASM environments use fastpath AIO<br />
> above parameters do not apply<br />
> lsattr -El aio0 and look for the value "fastpath", which should be enabled<br />
– CIO uses fastpath AIO in AIX 6.1<br />
– For CIO fastpath AIO in 5.3 TL5+, set fsfastpath=1<br />
> not persistent across reboot<br />
Oracle parameters<br />
disk_asynch_io = TRUE<br />
filesystemio_options = {ASYNCH | SETALL}<br />
db_writer_processes (let default)<br />
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April 17, 2009