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Reserve or release resources for a PLM group<br />

You can change the PLM group limits by reserving or releasing resources for and<br />

from a partiti<strong>on</strong> group. The syntax is:<br />

xlplm -R { -c Amount | -m Amount } [-g Group] [Instance]<br />

You can <strong>on</strong>ly specify a resource managed by the PLM server instance, that is, if<br />

the PLM server is not managing memory, you cannot ask to reserve or release<br />

memory resources.<br />

List and query the running PLM server instances<br />

There are two command forms to query PLM: -Q and -T. The former queries PLM<br />

instances; the latter shows the PLM default tunables. The syntaxes of the two<br />

command forms are:<br />

xlplm -Q [ -v ] [ -r] [ -f plm_instance]<br />

(The -v switch shows the current tunable values.)<br />

and<br />

xlplm -T [ -r ]<br />

In both cases, the -r flag puts the output in a col<strong>on</strong>-separated raw format suitable<br />

for parsing.<br />

Chapter 6. Partiti<strong>on</strong> Load Manager 413

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