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Hi All,
Even though we have changed the priority of the QZDASOINIT job, we are still experiencing an abnormally large amount of CPU utilization (in some instances in the neighborhood of 60% on average based on the numbers reported by WRKACTJOB). After doing some poking around on the Internet, I came across and article that discusses the prestart job entry parameters for this job. The article mentioned reviewing the MAX JOBS and USES values. Looking at our system, I see they are set to *NOMAX and 200 respectively.
If I change these values, I am assuming I will be able to reclaim some of this CPU utilization consumed by QZDASOINIT. The question is - what is a reasonable number to set these values to so that I have a balance of web pages being serviced in a timely manner without having the QZDASOINIT job consume a large amount of resources?
Also - if I make changes to this job, do I need to IPL the machine, or do I simply stop and restart the QUSRWRK subsystem (we are running 5.4.0)?
Any comments or suggestions would be most appreciated!
Thanks!
/b;
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Brian Piotrowski
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Simcoe Parts Service, Inc.
Ph: 705-435-7814 x343
Fx: 705-435-6746
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http://www.simcoeparts.com
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