You have installed, configured, and booted up in a Virtual Partition environment and thus have
several vPars up and running. However, you have found that the bootup times for the vPars
compared to an nPar bootup is significantly longer. What is the most likely cause and fix?

A.
The memory granularity is set low; the vPar Database must be recreated.

B.
The memory granularity is set high; the vPar Database must be recreated.

C.
The memory granularity is set low; use vparmodify to change the setting.

D.
The memory granularity is set high; use vparmodify to change the setting.