If something weird is going in, I would expect to see messages in the nettl
log.
Check the Diagnostics manual for adjusting the level of reporting in nettl.
I have seen ovwdb get out of hand when I get carried away with Smartsets,
and when I use them too much in Rulesets, but then you usually see a rise
in nvcold as well (provided it can get any cpu). Especially if you get a
lot of traps.
You might try stopping nvcold and see if ovwdb settles down. If it does,
then thin
out your Smartsets, refine your use of them in Rulesets (eg always check
Trap
Settings before checking the Smartset), or get more cpu. If not, call
Support?
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
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Hello all,
I'm using NetView 6.0.1 on AIX 4.3.3
the ovwdb daemon is using almost 100% of the CPU all the time on my box.
There are log files for other daemons in /usr/OV/log, but I haven't seen
any
for ovwdb. Is there one for it anywhere ? Has anyone any idea how I can
debug/trace ovwdb to see what it is doing actually and make it stop using
su
much CPU ?
Thanks in advance,
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