Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 22:18:06 02/20/04
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On February 20, 2004 at 12:01:24, Sedat wrote: >> >>I believe your conclusions are wrong. If the hash table is not in real memory, >>it is in virtual memory. No way you can get 100% cpu utilization with a lot of >>swapping/paging going on. >> >>Maybe the number you are looking at doesn't mean what you think it means? >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Ok -so if it is in virtual memory,how we can be sure that is correct or not ? watch the disk light while a search is in progress. If it is on a lot, that's bad news... An occasional blink might just be a write to a log file, but on brightly means too much I/O, which has to be paging.
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