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  • Subject: QDBSRV05
  • From: "DRP" <seedrp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 12:29:12 +0300

Hi ,
 
Lot of times we notice that when no users are running any heavy duty programs but still the system is too heavy.
 
On scrolling down the WRKACTJOB  screen , we find QDBSRV01  to  06 (job or substem) , and some of those are taking major chunk of processor , for building some indexes on some file.
 
 
And I was not allowed to change the priority also.It causes  lot of problem here since on almost lot of occassion the job started was during the most peak hours of the day.
 
Can anybody  educate  me   whether the  this  job(or subsystem ?)  QDBSRV 01------05  starts  whenever we build  logical files
 either by sql or by us manually ? However, we  dont face any problem when we bulid any logical files or when we run any sql querries.
 
It is just few of the occassion when the system is too heavy and there is no problem with QINTER , and when we scroll  down
we see this demon eating the major chunk of the processor.
 
Advise would be appreciated...
 
Is there any way by which we can hold or decrease the priority ... of such job...
 
 
 
Daj

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