gerry@gallahad.Central.Sun.COM (/usr/local/name) (04/25/91)
Andy: if you are running out of swap space, add a second swap file to test your findings. The SUN that I'm on does not have swap -l or sar -r commands but you could use pstat -T this will list files,inodes,processes and then swap, it will look like 7192/16376. The first number is used kbytes and the second is amount of swap you have. The first number will change to show if you are indeed running out of swap. pstat -s will also show you the same information.. Gerry