Re: how to tell what's using memory?

Michael Martinez wrote:

>Excellent. 
>
>This does, in fact, appear to be how it's working. I rebooted the
>machine, without starting the oc4j application and took note of the
>memory usage numbers. then I started oc4j and took note of the change in
>the numbers. Then, I stopped the app and looked at the numbers again.
>
>The amount of memory "released" by stopping the application, was indeed,
>not as much as you would expect under the "Microsoft" model. In fact,
>very little memory was released.
>
>On a related note, do you happen to know of any software that analyzes
>the memory footprint of the system and provides a nice, easy to
>understand description of how that memory is divided up according to the
>various applications?
>
>mike
>
>  
>
SGI had an app called gmemusage that showed a nice graphical 
representation of memory usage in real time. I have not tried it for 
RH9, but it was working on 7.3.




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