12 January,2010 by Tom Collins
On a production system running DB29.5 on Red Hat Linux 4.6 .
If you want to keep the health monitor running, you can increase
the size of MON_HEAP_SZ to about 2048. But I decided to turn the Health
Monitors Off, due to overconsumption of memory.
These are OLTP databases. Since I've turned off the health monitor the system is running smoothly
Problem
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DM10500E Health indicator "Monitor Heap Utilization"
("db2.mon_heap_util") breached the "upper" alarm
threshold of"95 %"
with value "150%" on "instance" "db2instp".
Calculation:
"((db2.mon_heap_cur_size/db2.mon_heap_max_size)*100);"
"((589824/
393216) * 100)"= "150 %". History (Timestamp, Value,
Formula): "
(16/11/200912:03:30.820296, 83, ((327680 / 393216) * 100))"
Resolution
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db2 update dbm cfg using HEALTH_MON OFF
db2stop and db2start to restart the instance.
Ref:Jack Vamvas(http://www.dba-db2.com)
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