Re: CPU utilization, Priority, and Throughput -- MIDRANGE-L

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Bruce,

At 7/17/00 01:59 PM -0400, you wrote:
>The only time I know of that this happens is when there is a lock held by
>the lower priority job that the higher priority job wants.  The lower
>priority job will then have its priority raised in an attempt to release
>said lock sooner.
>
>This has been in the system for some time.

  Do you really mean lock or are you referring to a seize?

  -mark
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