Re-install / Uninstall OptimizeIt Enterprise Suite

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2 total messages Started by KC Wed, 05 Jan 2005 12:59

#19

Author: KC
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2005 12:59

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hi,

Just preparing to reinstall the OptimizeIt Enterpise Suite on a Solaris Box, but I search for the web and pdf document, and found no instructions of uninstall/reinstall. So is it ok to 
rm -rf the OptimizeitEntSuite60 directory, and install again?

During my previous test with Profiler, the CPU column in a top command consistently reports 80%~90% during first 45 minutes when the JRun App Server is started with Profiler. if without Profiler, it only keeps reporting CPU 80%~90% for only 3 minutes.
I am wondering if this is normal even I have tried to increase the Max/Min Heap size to 1.5G/1G.

Thanks,
KC

Re: Re-install / Uninstall OptimizeIt Enterprise Suite

#22

Author: Will McQueen
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 22:56

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Hi KC,

An rm -rf should be fine.

For the time difference you're seeing, how did you integrate Optimizeit with 
JRun?  Also, are you running the Memory Profiler?

Regards,
- Will

"KC" <kcwang77@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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>
> hi,
>
> Just preparing to reinstall the OptimizeIt Enterpise Suite on a Solaris 
> Box, but I search for the web and pdf document, and found no instructions 
> of uninstall/reinstall. So is it ok to
> rm -rf the OptimizeitEntSuite60 directory, and install again?
>
> During my previous test with Profiler, the CPU column in a top command 
> consistently reports 80%~90% during first 45 minutes when the JRun App 
> Server is started with Profiler. if without Profiler, it only keeps 
> reporting CPU 80%~90% for only 3 minutes.
> I am wondering if this is normal even I have tried to increase the Max/Min 
> Heap size to 1.5G/1G.
>
> Thanks,
> KC

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