Re: iSeries memory

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Were you able to get Websphere Express working and run the sample 
applications given with that?

Because we didn't seem to have much problem on our development machine 
with iSeries Access for Web.

% CPU used . . . . . . . :       92.0    Auxiliary storage:  
% DB capability  . . . . :         .0      System ASP . . . . . . : 337.3 
G
Elapsed time . . . . . . :   00:00:01      % system ASP used  . . : 
82.5424
Jobs in system . . . . . :       2775      Total  . . . . . . . . : 337.3 
G
% perm addresses . . . . :       .070      Current unprotect used : 11170 
M
% temp addresses . . . . :       .503      Maximum unprotect  . . : 11330 
M
  
System    Pool    Reserved    Max   -----DB-----  ---Non-DB---  
 Pool   Size (M)  Size (M)  Active  Fault  Pages  Fault  Pages  
   1      370.30    130.67   +++++     .0     .0     .8     .8  
   2     1042.83      3.42     427     .0     .0     .0     .0  
   3       20.47       .03       5     .0     .0     .0     .0  
   4      307.19       .00      38     .0     .0    5.9    6.8  
   5      307.19       .00      14     .0     .0     .0     .0  

Resource        Type-model  Status                Text 
CEC01            9404-820   Operational           Main Card Enclosure 
PN01             247F       Operational           System Control Panel 
MP01             25BC-000   Operational           System Processor Card 
PV02             2436-001   Operational           Processor Capacity Card
PV01             1523-001   Operational           Interactive Card 
SP01             282D       Operational           Service Processor Card 
BCC01                       Operational           Bus Extender 
BCC02                       Operational           Bus Extender 
BCC03                       Operational           Bus Adapter 
BCC04                       Operational           Bus Adapter 
BCC06                       Operational           Bus Adapter 
  MS01           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main Storage Card
  MS02           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main Storage Card
  MS03           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main Storage Card
  MS04           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main Storage Card
  MS05           3005-000   Operational           512MB Main Storage Card
  MS06           3005-000   Operational           512MB Main Storage Card
  MS07           3004-000   Operational           256MB Main Storage Card
  MS08           3004-000   Operational           256MB Main Storage Card



Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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iSeries memory






Question:

I know on Windows, a small investment in memory can improve performance 
immensely.  Is the same true at all for the iSeries?  We have a 270 with 
1gb.

(I'm trying to get iSeries Access for Web up and running.  No dice yet. 
  No error message in the web browser, it just never loads.  I have been 
reduced to <Gasp!> Reading The Fine Manuals.  The Fine Manual says 512mb 
minimum with 1gb recommended.  Grasping at straws here.)

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