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You know, in my reading, I thought I found somewhere that the server set
the value for Database.DbCache.MaxEntries to be three times the BufferPool.
I don't think you need to monitor that one. All of my tests thus far are
bearing out the idea that I am actually setting that value indirectly when
I set the BufferPool.
I'm assuming that these suggestions are also valid for QuickPlace and
Sametime servers. Or are they different enough animals that I'm going to
cause problems?
Patrick
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That sounds about right. What's your current pool size? If you drop it and
the %reads goes below 95%, then you should raise it. Also, it's generally
recommended to raise or lower the buffer pool in increments of 10%.
Something else I found out is that if you don't define the buffer pool
size, then the defaults are as follows:
NSF Buffer Pool ? how size is set
Domino R5 - Set to 300 MB by default on iSeries
Domino 6 - Set to 748 MB by default on iSeries
Domino 7 - Set to 748 MB by default on iSeries
What to monitor when fine tuning
Non-database paging faulting = < 100 faults/processor
Database.BufferPool.PercentReadsInBuffer >= 95%
Database.DbCache.MaxEntries = 3 X BufferPool
Chris Whisonant
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domino400-bounces+chris.whisonant=comporium.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on
08/09/2006 05:08:53 PM:
Related to an earlier question I floated through this forum, I've been investigating how big was big enough on the NSF_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE
parameter.
On page 230 of the "Domino 6 for iSeries Best Practices" redbook, they
lay
out some variables to compare and they make the (sort of paraphrased) statement that "The NSF_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE is too large if Database.Database.BufferPool.PerCentReadsInBuffer is between 94% and
99%,
but Database.DbCache.MaxEntries is about 40% larger than Database.DbCache.HighWaterMark." A little later, it indicates that it's just right if the Database.DbCache.MaxEntries is not more than 20% larger than Database.DbCache.HighWaterMark. So I'm taking this to mean that if Database.DbCache.MaxEntries is more
then
40% larger, I should consider adjusting the size of the pool down. For example, if Database.DbCache.MaxEntries is 1500 and Database.DbCache.HighWaterMark is 900, the pool is larger than
necessary.
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