Re: Determine bottlenecks during backup -- MIDRANGE-L

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Sounds like what PEX analysis and/or iDoctor, is for.  Searching for PEX 
or iDoctor at Infocenter should give a couple of hits
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/rzahx/rzahxapsparent.htm

All times are for a program that does a GO SAVE-21

270-23F1 
System ASP . . . . . . :    140.6 G
% system ASP used  . . :    66.9999
5704 to 3582
SAVLEN            GBPERMIN
--------  ----------------
01.14.55              1.27

270-2454
System ASP . . . . . . :    703.3 G
% system ASP used  . . :    75.3924
2749 to 358one
SAVLEN            GBPERMIN
--------  ----------------
07.09.44              1.23

520-7453
System ASP . . . . . . :    776.2 G
% system ASP used  . . :    71.6249
5704 to 3582
SAVLEN            GBPERMIN
--------  ----------------
05.14.51              1.78

520-7453 (other lpar)
System ASP . . . . . . :    352.5 G
% system ASP used  . . :    30.3071
5709 to 6384
SAVLEN            GBPERMIN
--------  ----------------
15.56.47               .11

570-23E4 On this machine one lpar has it's save all chopped up and the 
other one's disk usage has risen significantly since the save and times 
would all be skewed.

Rob Berendt

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