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Re: LDIOM

Looking at the improved search site got me this:

The #LDIOM task is a load/dump I/O manager involved mostly during save/restore operations to write/read data to/from disk.

This search site is what you get to from the iSeries Support website.

So you had some kind of Save/Restore going on. These tasks are SLIC-level, I believe. They are not jobs you can look at much.

HTH
Vern

At 11:16 AM 11/14/2003 -0500, you wrote:
When I do a WRKSYSACT screen, we have a Job or Task item named LDIOM that is using 50% of the CPU. I can not work with the job (option 5) to get any more info. Does anyone know where this task came from and what it is doing?
Dave



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