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Samantha: (Personal opinion only...) I don't think much can be said for certain from what you supplied beyond that somebody has put some work into creating a tunable environment. No way to know whether it's appropriate though. You show QCTL, QSYSWRK, RBTSLEEPER and SYSCHECKER all exclusively into *BASE. I'd leave QCTL alone unless you have reason to run significant jobs there, but that looks unlikely. I'd add at least one additional pool to QSYSWRK, possibly *SHRPOOL3 which you don't seem to be using, and run CHGRTGE against the QSYSWRK routing entries so those jobs route to the new subsystem pool 2; and I'd do the same to the QSYSWRK prestart job entries with CHGPJE. As for RBTSLEEPER and SYSCHECKER, those might not be significant enough to worry over in your environment, but you can keep in mind that these could also be moved out of *BASE. For remaining subsystems such as BATCHCATSP and QBATCH where *BASE is assigned as subsystem pool 1 and a substem pool 2 is assigned, I'd verify that routing points to subsystem pool 2 just like for QSYSWRK. Beyond that, you have three user subsystems using the same *SHRPOOL2 as QCMN, QSERVER and QSNADS (though there's no way to tell if work routes there or to *BASE instead). So, for BPCSCS, HERMIT and ORDERPOST, I'd find out if I wanted those in the same shared pool and adjust settings accordingly. Finally, I don't see a QUSRWRK subsystem, so you're either running pre-V4R4 or you don't start it during startup time. If you have it, I suggest you configure it appropriately, similar to QSYSWRK, and start it according to IBM recommendations for V4R4 startup. Others might see a lot more, but that's all I get from what you supplied. Even then, I might've missed seeing things. The numbers for *INTERACT, *SPOOL, etc., are suspect. Perfect round numbers almost guarantee that resources are wasted somewhere and possibly causing starvation elsewhere. I'd be totally willing to try performance adjuster on a system like yours. I might even consider replacing one or more of those private pools you have with additional shared pools; this would be especially true if I wasn't expecting to use the private pool to hold objects in memory with SETOBJACC for example and I knew how much memory I'd be using. You certainly have a complex enough environment that performance tuning _CAN_ make a difference. It's your choice (or your boss') whether you get to do it or not. Happy tuning... Tom Liotta On Thu, 26 July 2001, "Samantha L Smith" wrote: > WRKSBS > Opt Subsystem Storage (K) 1 2 3 > BATCHCATSP 0 2 6 > BATCHDEV 10000 10 > BATCHIT 0 2 6 > BATCHPG 0 2 6 > BATCHSP 0 2 6 > BATCHUK 0 2 6 > BPCSCS 0 2 4 > EDISBS 30000 2 11 > HERMIT 0 2 4 > INTERDEV 20000 7 > INTERIT 0 2 5 > INTERPG 0 2 5 > INTERSP 0 2 5 > INTERUK 0 2 5 > ORDERPOST 0 2 4 > QBATCH 0 2 6 > QCMN 0 2 4 > QCTL 0 2 > QINTER 0 2 5 > QPGMR 0 2 6 > QSERVER 0 2 4 > QSNADS 0 2 4 > QSPL 0 2 3 > QSYSWRK 0 2 > Q1PGSCH 0 2 2 > RBTSLEEPER 0 2 > ROBOTCTL 0 2 6 > SQLMONITOR 40000 9 > SYSCHECKER 0 2 > TRAX 16000 2 8 -- Tom Liotta The PowerTech Group, Inc. 19426 68th Avenue South Kent, WA 98032 Phone 253-872-7788 Fax 253-872-7904 http://www.400Security.com ___________________________________________________ The ALL NEW CS2000 from CompuServe Better! Faster! More Powerful! 250 FREE hours! Sign-on Now! http://www.compuserve.com/trycsrv/cs2000/webmail/ +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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