Re: V5R1 slow?

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My boss used to do all the tuning himself.  But he is quite impressed with
the auto tuner activated on our 840-12way-V5R1M0.

Do you have the latest:

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Rob Berendt
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Jim Damato <jdamato@dollargeneral.com>
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I'm still digging through the archives.  As you might imagine there are
lots
of hits on V5R1 and performance.

We upgraded our 12-way 740 dinosaur to V5R1 this past weekend.  We're
dealing with real and perceived slowness issues, particularly in batch.
Our
applications are largely traditional RPG -- there's not a lot of SQL.  The
only wild guesses I have are:

* Are our old SPD disk controllers ill-suited to V5R1?
* Is the auto performance adjuster making some really bad decisions?

Were there any other "head's up" issues with V5R1 that I can't remember
reading?  Help would be greatly appreciated.  Much thanks...

-Jim

James P. Damato
Manager - Technical Administration
Dollar General Corporation
(615) 855-4375
<mailto:jdamato@dollargeneral.com>

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