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Rick, A standard, single-threaded program will not take advantage of more than one processor. This would include the standard RPG/COBOL interactive and batch programs found in most older systems. Multi-threaded applications should be able to take advantage of multiple processors, although I'm a little over my head here as to specifics. I don't know whether the HTTP server supports multiple threads. I would welcome additional comment here. Best regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > Andy, > > This is what I was looking for. There are many things I don't know about > websphere - or processor load sharing for that matter. > > I just assumed that any job running would take advantage of any processor > that wasn't busy. > > What about the native iseries HTTP server (or even apache)? Is it able to > share request loads across multiple processors (assuming a single instance > of the server)? > > Rick
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