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Thankyou all for this thread ... it has communicated useful pieces of information to this lurker. I know a lot about some topics & pipe up but my mind is a bit sluggish on comprehending this topic. Our system tends to intermittently run sluggish, in which I usually do not nail down the causes. In other words we run fine most days, but by the time it dawns on me that we had a blip in performance, the evidence as to causes has also evaporated. A few questions to add to the pot ... no urgency on answers. There has been mention of disk activity as distinct from disk utilization. I interpret this to mean Disk Activity = how busy is the access to hard disk Disk Utilization = how much of the disk space has been used up Every place I have seen percent disk it has been percent of system ASP which is around 73-77 % of our 12 Gig ... whether I look in DSPSYSSTS, WRKSYSSTS, WRKDSKSTS they all say pretty much the same # at the same time, although it is mildly disturbing to me that this % should fluctuate so much ... we must have some pretty big work files. ... I had thought the only indicator of disk activity was the I/O counts like in WRKACTJOB & WRKSYSSTS ... is there some other place that might show disk activity as a percentage or if it is a healthy or unhealthy number? When we upgraded to V4R5 we were prompted to start PM/400 which I thought was a freebie from IBM, but as soon as I tried WRKSYSACT, I got the message about this deal expiring in 70 days & could not find software key in among the V4R5 papers, so am I wrong that this is a freebie? MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)
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