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dbeng7

mmb

Hi

TS 5.5.2 Solaris

Does anyone know what value the dbeng7 process adds to teamSite.

root 27996 1 24 Sep 24 ? 39128:26 /iw/iw-home/tools/db/sqlanywhere-7.0.1/SYBSsa7/bin/dbeng7 -c 16M -mf /iw/iw-home

As far as I was aware, its the process that writes event info to the sybase database, hidden away in the guts of teamSite.

Is this events database used for anything other than the Global Reporting Center? (which we dont make use of)

Or does the iwevents CLT use this too for submit/update info..?

This process is always one of the top processes on the server and consumes alot of CPU, with no real value seemingly added!!

27996 root 18 59 -20 265M 257M cpu0 651.6H 37.70% dbeng7

Can it be disabled, or run at a lower priority in the run queue?

Just a thought...

- mark

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skip11

Hi,

I have stopped this process and disallowed it from restarting with no ill effects.

R.Barger
Credit Suisse Group
Zurich, Switzerland

mmb

Thanks for the reply skip....

How did you disable the process?

- mark

skip11

Hi,

I assume you have some script and cron to rotate your iw and iwui logs.
Our method: After log rotation at midnight iw.server is started back up
and in the rotate script I make use of perl to stop the service explicitly:

my $EVENTSTOP = `/cs/iw/iw-home/private/bin/iwevent stop`;

This can be modified into ksh easily if you don't rotate the logs with perl.

Remember: This has to be stopped AFTER iw.server comes back up.

R.Barger
Credit Suisse Group
Zurich, Switzerland