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Leif Svalgaard said: |Mark, I don't think any of your suggestions would work. Sure, they |would bring in the pages, but would not block the system from |"dropping" them again as soon as other pages are needed by anybody |else. I think the paging takes place so far below the work management |layer that you can't influence it as you suggest. Actually, Mark's suggestion of using a separate pool for specific work will behave as he expects. Main store pools are respected at the lowest levels of storage management. Of course, the pool must have been created separately and only used for the planned activity, or pages may be used for other purposes. If automatic performance adjustment is turned on, it may also take pages from one pool for another. Paul Godtland plg@us.ibm.com; t/l 553-7103; Rochester, MN; 030-2, A412
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