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Hello All<br />
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On AIX 7.1 how can I monitor disk IO per user or process?<br />
I can use nmon and see disk usage is often at or near 100% for periods and reports run slow during that time.<br />
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Thanks
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Hello All

On AIX 7.1 how can I monitor disk IO per user or process?
I can use nmon and see disk usage is often at or near 100% for periods and reports run slow during that time.


Thanks

On AIX 7.1 how to monitor disk IO per user

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