Re: Setting up ASP

[Pete Massiello <pmassiello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well my personal opinion is that I believe you do better keeping everything in
the system ASP, except for your Journal Receivers (put those into a separate
ASP).  The reason, and we have done a lot of tests at various customers, and it
always seems that having more arms servicing your requests for data does much
better than segregating the arms into ASPs.

    JMHO

    Pete Massiello

eric.delong@pmsi-services.com wrote:

>      We've been trying to track down some performance problems, and the
>      question has arisen: Does defining an ASP for our application data
>      have any performance benefits? We currently have all DASD in RAID set
>      in the system ASP.
>
>      The system in question is 640 (2237).
>       DSKSTS shows units 1-30 type 6713
>                         31-36 type 6607
>
>      tia
>      eric.delong@pmsi-services.com
>
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