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[SYS21] Re: [SYS21] development environment

Excellent answer...

Yes we do have Performance Tools...

Where did you learn so much about hardware specifications...?  Did you work for
IBM at one time...?

We are currently at V4R5...

dspobjd *all/wrksysact *cmd   yeilds the following:  6 copies of the command
exist on the system...

Library:   QPFR
Library:   QSYS
Library:   QSYSV3R2M0
Library:   QSYSV4R2M0
Library:   QSYSV4R3M0
Library:   QSYSV4R4M0

Thanks.







acentea@canadelle.com on 09/26/2002 04:29:25 PM

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Jeff


1 - WRKSYSACT is not intended for multi-way processors, it can work on any
processor. It is part of the Perf. Tools which are charge LICPGMs so you
have them only if you bought them.

2 - Your system is a 720, feature code #2062, base + 2 (#1502 with a 206F
card), it is 1 way (1 processor), cannot accept 2 processors, has 120 CPW
Interactive and 420 CPW Batch

3 - what OS do you have and on what library is your WRKSYSACT ?




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I thought that was the way to tell...  Thanks for confirming my
suspicions...
We do have only one System Processor...
Does a Service Processor count as multiple processors...?
Even so, I do recall we had WRKSYSACT on our Model 620 which I know had
only one
processor...
And we do have WRKSYSACT command on the current 720...
So I suspect that command is not limited to multiple processors...

                        Work with Processor Resources
                                                            System:
HQ140002
Type options, press Enter.
  7=Display resource detail

Opt  Resource        Type-model  Status                Text
     CEC01            9406-720   Operational           Main Card Enclosure
     PN01             2468-001   Operational           System Control Panel
     MP02             206F-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
     SP01             9164-001   Operational           Service Processor
Card
     BCC01                       Operational           Bus Extender
     BCC02                       Operational           Bus Extender
     BCC03                       Operational           Bus Extender







"Wojcik, Lorri" <LWojcik@pts-tools.com> on 09/26/2002 03:59:38 PM

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Use this command and count your processor cards is one way of doing it.

QSYS/WRKHDWRSC TYPE(*PRC)



Work with Processor Resources
                                                             System:
PTSJBA
 Type options, press Enter.

   7=Display resource detail



 Opt  Resource        Type-Model  Status                Text

      CEC01            9406-S30   Operational           Main Card Enclosure

      PN01             2468-001   Operational           System Control
Panel

      MP01             2320-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP02             2320-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP03             2320-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP04             2320-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP05             2321-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP06             2321-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP07             2321-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      MP08             2321-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
      SP01             6754-001   Operational           Service Processor
Card
      BCC01                       Operational           Bus Extender

      BCC02                       Operational           Bus Extender

      MS01             3180-000   Operational           512MB Main Storage
Card
      MS02             3180-000   Operational           512MB Main Storage
Card

More...
 F3=Exit   F5=Refresh   F6=Print   F12=Cancel

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I'm not a processor expert but I think we only have one...
How can I tell...?  How can Alan tell...?







"Wojcik, Lorri" <LWojcik@pts-tools.com> on 09/26/2002 03:31:51 PM

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That command is for multi-processors.



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