Wayne Carmichael
Member
Hi,
We're running Xe SP23J1, iSeries, V5R3, DB2, WAS 5.0.2, "everything on one server" configuration.
Business functions started failing in production because of lack of IPC handles and Oracle told us to increase the JDE.INI's avgHandles setting. E.g.
[JDEIPC]
avgHandles=200
We run around 240 kernel processes in production. What I would like to know is if there is a relationship between the avgHandles setting and the number of kernel processes you are running. Oracle's answer has been to talk to our field representative about performance tuning.
It would be nice to have something more rigourous than a 'rule of thumb' if such a relationship does exist.
Thanks,
Wayne
We're running Xe SP23J1, iSeries, V5R3, DB2, WAS 5.0.2, "everything on one server" configuration.
Business functions started failing in production because of lack of IPC handles and Oracle told us to increase the JDE.INI's avgHandles setting. E.g.
[JDEIPC]
avgHandles=200
We run around 240 kernel processes in production. What I would like to know is if there is a relationship between the avgHandles setting and the number of kernel processes you are running. Oracle's answer has been to talk to our field representative about performance tuning.
It would be nice to have something more rigourous than a 'rule of thumb' if such a relationship does exist.
Thanks,
Wayne