ASO environment variable
System-wide active system optimizer (ASO) tunables are managed by using the asoo command. You can customize ASO settings for a single process by using the ASO environment variables.
ASO_ENABLED
| Item | Descriptor |
|---|---|
| Purpose: | Used to explicitly include or exclude a process from ASO optimization. |
| Values: | Default: ASO optimizes
a process if it satisfies the ASO optimization criteria. Possible Values: ALWAYS, or NEVER ALWAYS - ASO prioritizes this process. NEVER - ASO does not optimize this process. |
| Display: | echo $ASO_ENABLED This value is turned on internally and so the initial default value is not displayed with the echo command. |
| Change: | ASO_ENABLED=[ALWAYS|NEVER]
export ASO_ENABLED Change affects the processes that are run after the variable is set. This change is effective until you log out of the shell. Permanent change is attained by adding the ASO_ENABLED=[ALWAYS|NEVER] command to the /etc/environment file. |
| Diagnosis: | N/A |
| Tuning: | N/A |