Named Shared Libraries
When the Named Shared Libraries (NSLA) areas are used, the segment description contains the name of the area.
When a WPAR was used during a checkpoint and restarted, some shared library areas might be local to the WPAR. The name of the WPAR is printed after the name of the area. Note that using Named Shared Library Areas in a WPAR does not mean that the area is for this WPAR only. For more information, see the documentation on NSLA.
In all other examples, the area is system-wide; therefore, the WPAR name is omitted.
The following is a list of possible examples:
- myarea means a system-wide area myarea is defined on the system.
- @myarea means an unnamed area is defined on the WPAR mywpar.
- myarea@mywpar means an area named myarea is defined on the WPAR mywpar.
Examples:
System-wide Named Shared Library area:
# svmon -P 381050 -O pidlist=on,pgsz=on,segment=on,summary=basic or# svmon -P 381050 -O pidlist=on,pgsz=onUnit: page
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Pid Command Inuse Pin Pgsp Virtual
381050 yes 11309 9956 0 11308
PageSize Inuse Pin Pgsp Virtual
s 4 KB 221 4 0 220
m 64 KB 693 622 0 693
Vsid Esid Type Description PSize Inuse Pin Pgsp Virtual
0 0 work kernel segment m 693 622 0 693
System segment
60006 d work shared library text s 185 0 0 185
myshlarea
Shared library text segment
91a08 2 work process private s 18 4 0 18
pid(s)=381050
21a23 f work shared library data s 17 0 0 17
pid(s)=381050
11920 1 clnt code,/dev/hd2:338 s 1 0 - -
pid(s)=381050