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  3. August 2002

Tuning Java performance and GCHINL value

Hi,

did anybody play with this. What are the results? Contrary to what is written 
in the books (don't give me an overview of garbage collection now), lower value 
works better for my application, but not for the rest of the system. What 
happens is that lower value enables Java application to grab signifficantly 
more CPU%. It's a 2 way system, V5R1,  and I can go from 25% to 78% just 
changing GCHINL from 64000 to 257. Also, application works faster.

Vanja Jovic,

Canada




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