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Some of our counterparts in other divisions managing AS400's have commented
negatively
on our pool size allocation, and also against using IBM's QPRFADJ set to 3
(they prefer 0).
Our system is primarily green screen rpg/db2 stuff, fairly straightforward.
We have about
200 open interactive sessions on a typical day. Our interactive CPW is 70.

My question is - do any of you all have any recommendations for system
tuning given our application?

Here is a snapshot of our wrksyssts:

                            Work with System Status
S105DGAM
                                                             10/19/01
15:29:26
 % CPU used . . . . . . . :        7.0    Auxiliary storage:

 % DB capability  . . . . :        3.0      System ASP . . . . . . :
77.30 G
 Elapsed time . . . . . . :   00:00:40      % system ASP used  . . :
29.5261
 Jobs in system . . . . . :       2233      Total  . . . . . . . . :
77.30 G
 % perm addresses . . . . :       .007      Current unprotect used :
2589 M
 % temp addresses . . . . :       .053      Maximum unprotect  . . :
54509 M


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 System    Pool    Reserved    Max   -----DB-----  ---Non-DB---

  Pool   Size (M)  Size (M)  Active  Fault  Pages  Fault  Pages

    1      111.03     67.31   +++++     .0     .0   15.3   25.2

    2      201.78       .26      43     .0     .0    3.7   13.9

    3       10.23       .00       8     .0     .0    4.0    8.0

    4      700.93       .00      36    1.5    6.0   10.8   25.0









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