Re: how know cfint task cpu usage without wrksysact?

speaking under correction..

WRKACTJOB would show you the average since you first ran the cmd, or, since you last reset statistics.
So, the elapsed time is over more than one F5/refresh

I think WRKSYSACT refreshes each time as it is a snap-shot of what went thru the CPU since last time,
so by nature, it needs to start afresh each time you hit F10.

Try a sort on the WRKACTJOB screen.
put your cursor on the CPU% column,
and hit F16.  it then presents the results on that column.

kmh

At 08:55 AM 4/27/2001, you wrote:

CFint01 is a task that runs on the system to penalize interactive cpu use.
 
I run the WrkSysAct cmd to view how much cpu the system says it is using.
 
But what about a system that does not have the WrkSysAct command? How can I view the CFINT01 task cpu usage without running WrkSysAct?
 
Also, the value that WrkSysAct shows.  Is that the average cpu usage, like WrkActJob, for the "elapsed time" period?
 
thanks for the help,
Steve
 

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