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I have a few disks on a 820 at V5R1 that are being used much more
heavily than most others, thus hampering performance.
I had run the TRCASPBAL for a week to collect data, then we
IPL'd and I had set things up in the startup to do the STRASPBAL,
it ran for 1 second - and did nothing.
I looked through the archives, and on IBM's manuals which dragged me
to the Hierarchical Storage Management manual -
None of which told me anything I did not already know, I am wondering
how the following commands "appear" to have done nothing -
note, these ran under QSECOFR user, and shows in the QHST log
that the ASP trace started, there is no log entry showing that it ended...
On 11/23/2002 I ran the following command-
TRCASPBAL ASP(*ALL) SET(*ON) TIMLMT(9999)
and the next Saturday I ran the following command -
STRASPBAL ASP(*ALL) TYPE(*USAGE) TIMLMT(1800)
I set a time limit of 1800 so as to allow time to let system settle down
before the Sunday shift started working.
Due to budget constraints and sporadic growth, we have a varied
collection of disk packs - as follows:
Size
Unit Type (M)
1 6717 6442
2 6607 3670
3 6607 3670
4 6607 3670
5 6607 3670
6 6607 3670
7 6607 3670
8 6607 3670
9 6607 3670
10 6607 3145
11 6607 3145
12 6607 3145
13 6607 3145
14 6607 4194
15 6607 4194
16 6713 6442
17 6713 6442
18 6713 6442
19 6713 6442
20 6713 8589
21 6717 6442
22 6717 6442
23 6717 6442
24 6607 4194
Any thoughts as to why this did not work for me "as expected" -
I was hoping to balance the work load of the heads/packs; some run at 0% to
5%,
and just five to six will run at 70%-90% during many runs that we have going
in
batch all this while the CPU utilization is at 40% or less.
TIA
Mark A. Manske
Fleming CSD - Plymouth Division
Sr. Project Lead
Phone (763) 545-3700 extension 273
Web Site http://www.minter-weisman.com
E-Mail mailto:mmanske@minter-weisman.com
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