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Although not for V4R2 there is a PTF out for V4R1 that "helps" the
installation on a CUMe CD during working hours. MF17414 the abstract:
While running GO PTF option 7 or 8, or the APYPTF command to
apply ptfs for product 5769999 the user pool fault rate and cpu
utilization can be excessively high. This can impact the
performance of a production workload running in parallel with
the ptf apply process.
Of course this is an IPL PTF. I have noticed a big difference after
applying this PTF. Of course you olny find this PTF (not on CUMe CD) after
throughly trashing response time a newly installed 640. I caught @#$% for
that one.
Bryan Dietz
3X Corp.
Neil Palmer <npalmer@NxTrend.com> on 06/23/98 04:44:32 PM
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Subject: RE: Latest V4R2 Cum Tape
When you load the cum package during the day, do a CHGJOB RUNPTY(55)
(or some reasonably high number, depending on whether you want to
protect both interactive and batch jobs from performance degradation)
before starting option #8 from the PTF menu.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Glenn Gundermann [SMTP:ggundermann@ibm.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 1998 6:19 PM
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Re: Latest V4R2 Cum Tape
>
> New? What part is new? We've been doing this for years. Load the
> cum
> tape during the day (take the heat from the users' poor response
> time),
> then IPL after the backup at 1am.
>
> PaulMmn wrote:
> > The new PTF procedures allow you to load the PTFs and set them to
> apply at
> > any time before you IPL, so even if you have a single copy of the
> cume
> > package you aren't slowed down.
>
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