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  3. April 2003

RE: Measuring Qinter performance & page faulting

Andy,

I'm not really trying to solve a problem. We are not using the performance
adjuster. All of Qinter runs in one pool - *INTERACT. My questions are the
result of a co-worker who states that if either the DB faults or NonDB fault
values ever goes above 20 then there is a problem with faulting. He's seems
to think the manual isn't relevant. I'm just looking for support that
there's more to measuring than just looking at the fault rates.

Gerald

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