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Hi Martin, It sounds Kernel related... round_robin_switch_rate = A value that determines (per second of CPU time) the number of context switches that can occur between processes with the same priority and the time slice allotted to each process. The default is 0 (in fact 100 context switches per second) very often, the good old sys_check (the favorite Tru64 sys admin tool) advises you to change it to something else With Ingres : don't do that - otherwise logging system "deadlock" warranted: all sessions waiting for a CPFLUSH that will never happen So , round_robin_switch_rate = 0 Cheers Jean-Luc -- |
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