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  • Subject: Client Access and a slow system
  • From: "Brian A. Scott" <bscott10@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 09:56:02 -0400

We are currently running V3R2M1 of client access using NS/Router and it
appears that client access has a lot of overhead.  There are over 60 jobs
under QCMN.  (Below is a sample.)  Is there a better way?  Can we have just
one or two sessions under QCMN to save overhead?  What is QZSCSRVR?  Etc.

Any help will be appreciated.  Thanks.

QCMN            QSYS        SBS      .0                   DEQW   
   ADMINIST             PNDEP      EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW   
   BMANGUM              TR95          EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW   
   BPAYNE               TR40          EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW   
  QZSCSRVR      QUSER      PJ       .0                   ICFW  
  QZSCSRVR      QUSER      PJ       .0                   ICFW  
  QZSCSRVR      QUSER      PJ       .0                   ICFW  
  QZSCSRVR      QUSER      PJ       .0                   ICFW  
  RLOUGHAN00    GL20          EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW  
  RROBERSO      ZGRLR       EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW  
  RROBERSO      ZGRLR       EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW  
  SBROWN        CR30         EVK      .0  *  -PASSTHRU     EVTW  
  SCSERVER      QUSER      ASJ      .0                   TIMW  

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