On of my Oracle DBA's just asked me to look at LRU_MAX_DIRTY,
LRU_MIN_DIRTY memory settings on one of our servers. I have personally
never heard of these on an AIX system. The digging that I did resulted
in something to do with an Informix environment. I don't see them in
the vmo -L output either. Does anyone have an idea of where to look or
even tune these?
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