I/O counts over 999,999 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Walden,

I don't know if this will do it or not, but in V4R2 the WRKJOB option
20 (Work with threads, if active) uses a binary(4) counter with a
width of 9 which should give you another digit.  Is there a particular
panel you are interested in (that has spare space)?

Bruce

>
>Is there a screen (V4R1) that will show me job IOs over 999,999. It's not
>very useful to see IO counts of +++++++, I can't tell what is going on in
>these jobs. If not, can we get one PTF'ed in? Jon, Bruce, anyone?
>
>Thanks,
>-Walden
>

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