What is the best way to optimize clearcase dynamic view performance on a linux client?

 cleartool getcache -view -cview           


Lookup cache:    94% full,   6080 entries (307.0K), 308777 requests,  86% hits
Readdir cache:   77% full,   4534 entries (1259.4K),  52233 requests,  91% hits
Fstat cache:     89% full,   6188 entries (870.2K), 137811 requests, 100% hits
Object cache:   100% full,   6188 entries (1146.9K), 290977 requests,  42% hits
Total memory used for view caches: 3583.5Kbytes
The current view server cache limits are:
Lookup cache:             335520 bytes
Readdir cache:           1677721 bytes
Fstat cache:             1006560 bytes
Object cache:            1174320 bytes
Total cache size limit:  4194304 bytes

Should I try to get my Object cache hit to be 100%?

I have 2GB RAM.

From serverfault gambit

• A hit in the cache means that when the lookup was performed, it was found in the cache.
  The statistic only shows how much you saved without having to make a round-trip query to the server.

  From codeDr

• What ClearCase command you feel low performance?

  Have you checked the memory section in 'top' command?

  Tamir Gefen, GoMidjets

  Innovative IBM ClearCase Add-ons

  gambit : I no longer am in the environment. I was basically wanting to speed up dynamic view reads.
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