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George Potemkin
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> does the directory of your $TmpFile has a huge amount of files? No. It was a directory with two files of dbmon itself and a few archives with the logs of previous script's runs. The script that was used for the last run puts the temp files in /tmp directory but the delay on the rm command did not changed. And as Gus mention above it will not explain why the delay on rm is observed only when the monitoring processes are started and running but not before and after that. BTW, I said before that the script is starting 40 processes. Really it's 40 pipes and which of them consists of 3-4 processes. For example, one process is responsible for an input for promon, the second is promon itself and one or two processes are parsing an output of promon. Hence the fork() call was used 120+ times during 1-2 seconds. Though it should not be a problem for a million $$$ server reserved for production environment running 4000 users. I'm still waiting from the customer the result of the 'mount' command.
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