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  3. April 2002

RE: V5R1 slow?

Cum - c2071510
db  - Group PTF#:  SF99501-06  V5R1M0 January 30, 2002

We're monitoring the hipers from Alert.  Is there a way to check which group
ptf we have for hipers?  My sys admin is tied up at the moment.

No suspicious tasks in WRKSYSACT.  I'm starting to think that I'm dealing
with disk issues that have nothing to do with the V5R1 upgrade.

-Jim

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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 10:58 AM
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My boss used to do all the tuning himself.  But he is quite impressed with
the auto tuner activated on our 840-12way-V5R1M0.

Do you have the latest:

Cum

Group ptf for database

Group ptf for hipers


Rob Berendt

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