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Rob Fitzpatrick
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Determining the size of database shared memory segments in use on a Unix server, system-wide, currently requires parsing and combining the output of proutil -C dbipcs and ipcs -m. On a server running dozens of databases, each potentially with many shared memory segments, it is a tedious process to determine total shared memory usage by database. If more of the information from ipcs -m were available from dbipcs, e.g. segment size, then this would be much more straightforward. It would be nice to have owner ID and permissions too. It would also be nice to have a way to obtain similar information on a Windows-based database server.
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