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Hi folks,
i have the problem that my memory for STREAMS ( strthresh ) is eating
up.
( AIX 5.2 ML 3 )

The documentations says:
.....
strthresh Specifies the maximum number of bytes STREAMS are allowed to
allocate. When the threshold is passed, users without the appropriate
privilege will not be allowed to open STREAMS, push modules, or write
to STREAMS devices. The ENOSR error code is returned. The threshold
applies only to the output side; therefore, data coming into the
system is not affected and continues to work properly. A value of 0
indicates there is no threshold.

The strthresh parameter represents a percentage of the value of the
thewall parameter, and its value can be set between 0 and 100,
inclusively. The thewall parameter indicates the maximum number of
bytes that can be allocated by STREAMS and sockets using the
net_malloc subroutine. The user can change the value of the thewall
parameter using the no command. When the user changes the value of the
thewall parameter, the threshold gets updated accordingly. The default
value is 85, indicating the threshold is 85% of the value of the
thewall parameter
.....


So for my understanding this memory can be used by
* STREAMS
* sockets ( Outgoing network connection )
* Device driver using the net_malloc subroutine ( Mentioned in an IBM
apar )

So i would like to find out how much memory is used by STREAMS or
sockets.
Could anybody give me a clue howto get this information ?

Hajo