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RE: CPU percentage

Keith,

I would add to what Clare already posted.  CFINTnn is an interrupt
handler for the operating system.  It has a function during normal
operations of the OS and should appear in all WRKSYSACT displays.  IBM
also uses this interrupt handler as the interactive CPU-threshold
governor so it will consume a very large amount of CPU when the threshold
is exceeded.

So don't be alarmed that it is present when the system is not heavily
used, it is just doing its normal function.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse 

> On Behalf Of Keith Nolan
> Subject: RE: CPU percentage
> 
> What does CFINT do to our system...  I do see this appear in the jobs
> when I do a WRKSYSACT

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