Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1112627 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
This SAP Note addresses incorrect swap sizing issues on HP-UX systems. It emphasizes the role of swap space in memory management, highlighting the necessity of having sufficient swap space to support memory reservations by system processes. The concept of pseudo-swap is explained, where a portion of RAM functions as virtual swap, enhancing system capability to reserve space, but not for paging. Key administrative guidelines include using commands like 'swapinfo -tam' to inspect swap usage and configuring an equitable amount of swap relative to RAM to ensure effective system performance. Recommendations and detailed configuration steps are provided for managing and sizing swap appropriately, especially for environments running SAP applications. Attention is drawn to ensuring that the configured swap can cover the system memory demands without excessive paging, thereby maintaining optimal system response and stability.
Key words :
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