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| − | '''FREELIM''' is a [[System Parameters|system parameter]] that sets the minimum number of pages that must be on the free-page list. | + | '''FREELIM''' is a [[System Parameters|system parameter]] that sets the minimum number of pages that must be on the [[Free Page List|free-page list]]. |
| − | The system writes pages from the modified-page list, swaps out working sets, or reduces the size of the working sets to maintain the minimum count. | + | The system writes pages from the [[Modified Page List|modified-page list]], swaps out working sets, or reduces the size of the working sets to maintain the minimum count. |
While the larger free-page list generally means less page I/O, it also means less space for the balance set, which tends to result in more swap I/O. You can monitor the size of the free-page list, the amount of page, and the amount of swap with the MONITOR IO command of the [[MONITOR|Monitor]] utility. | While the larger free-page list generally means less page I/O, it also means less space for the balance set, which tends to result in more swap I/O. You can monitor the size of the free-page list, the amount of page, and the amount of swap with the MONITOR IO command of the [[MONITOR|Monitor]] utility. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:11, 3 July 2019
FREELIM is a system parameter that sets the minimum number of pages that must be on the free-page list.
The system writes pages from the modified-page list, swaps out working sets, or reduces the size of the working sets to maintain the minimum count.
While the larger free-page list generally means less page I/O, it also means less space for the balance set, which tends to result in more swap I/O. You can monitor the size of the free-page list, the amount of page, and the amount of swap with the MONITOR IO command of the Monitor utility.
