Solaris 10 , oracle 102_64 bit and WAS Kernel 7.00

i run the top command
load averages:  1.12,  1.14,  1.15;                    up 0+02:39:01   18:50:27
117 processes: 115 sleeping, 2 on cpu
CPU states: 93.0% idle,  6.3% user,  0.6% kernel,  0.0% iowait,  0.0% swap
Memory: 10G phys mem, 5719M free mem, 36G swap, 36G free swap
   PID USERNAME LWP PRI NICE  SIZE   RES STATE    TIME    CPU COMMAND
  6010 sd2adm     1   0    0 5199M  884M cpu    138:24 94.97% disp+work
  5746 sd2adm     1  57    0   13M 3848K sleep    1:41  2.17% saposcol
  5348 orasd2     1  59    0 1289M 1199M sleep    1:08  1.96% oracle
i am having trouble one of the disp+work process is runing like 94% ..this problem has started in the Sun10 version or oracle 10G , earlier in Solaris 9 , oracle 9206 no problem all below 1%.
Overall very poor system performance.

Hi
I checked I think It is normal behaviour some times.
When u change priority it will use large chunk of memory for high Priority or consult ur sys admin for CPU load balancing. CPU load balancing can be done through some utilities also.
Some times changing priority works for me.
Let me know if u need any further help.
Regards
Vinod

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