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Message Posted: Fri, 21 May 2004 @ 18:27:48 GMT

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When I look at sar -d stats, should I expect to see an even distribution across my disks? The following is what mine look like (for today). I am trying to figure out why I am seeing high wait i/o on my system.

Average  /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0          0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.2
         /dev/rdsk/c22t2d0s0         0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.0
         /dev/rmt/c23t1d0s0          0   1.000      28       0     0.0  0.0
         /dev/rdsk/c100t0d1fs0       0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.2
         /dev/rdsk/c101t0d1fs0       0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.2
         /dev/rdsk/c200t0d0s0        1   1.528       2      18     3.0  5.6
         /dev/rdsk/c200t1d0s0        1   1.752       2      18     4.3  5.7
         /dev/rdsk/c200t2d0s0        0   1.697       0       1     2.7  3.8
         /dev/rdsk/c200t3d0s0        0   1.673       0       1     2.8  4.1
         /dev/rdsk/c220t2d1fs0       0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.2
         /dev/rdsk/c221t2d1fs0       0   1.000       0       0     0.0  0.2
         /dev/rdsk/c700t0d0s0       37   3.197      51   13277    16.0  7.3
         /dev/rdsk/c700t1d0s0        0   1.000       0       0     0.0  1.0
         /dev/rdsk/c700t1d2s0       36   2.795      53   13204    12.2  6.8
         /dev/rdsk/c700t0d5s0       37   3.083      52   13306    14.8  7.1
         /dev/rdsk/c700t1d7s0       34   2.549      52   13379    10.1  6.5
         /dev/rdsk/c700t0d8s0       38   2.983      53   13468    14.2  7.1
         /dev/rdsk/c700t1das0       36   2.646      53   13573    11.2  6.8
         /dev/rdsk/c700t0dds0       36   2.941      53   13538    13.3  6.9

Thanks

Craig

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Craig Ferry
Database and Unix Administrator
WESCO Distribution, Inc.

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