Re: CFINT01

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Troy, this list has an archive.  CFINT01 has been a popular topic in the
past.

It is the interactive governor.  It is designed to prevent you from not
spending enough money with IBM, or not looking cool and shedding those
5250 sessions.  On the AS/400 if you try to use too much interactive
feature it slows down your entire system.  On the iSeries it just slows
down your interactive jobs.  Of course you have several options:
- Upgrade to an iSeries and make sure you purchase enough interactive.
- Rewrite many of your tasks to run in batch instead of interactive.
- Rewrite many of your tasks to be Web based (not Web Facing - that still
uses interactive).
- Switch to a Client/Server model as much as you can.
- Switch to another computer system.
- Declare bankruptcy thus reducing your usage of the computer.
- Accept it.
- Change your production loads so that not all your interactive is done at
the same time.

If you are looking at a new iSeries, and you are in the Americas, then you
have until Dec 13 to get in on a great sale called GreenStreak with IBM.
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/greenstreak/

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin




"Troy Dills" <troypmc@charter.net>
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Hi all
I am using the command WRKSYSACT with F19 for automatic
updates and I have a task/job that runs and takes up CPU
utilization, it has no job number, user or anything else
to show what it is. The task in question is CFINT01. Does
anyone know what this is and why it is taking up cpu
usage. It always stays in the top 8 of the list. Any help
will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Troy
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