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Re: HTTP server tuning

Kevin,
The subsystem has enough resources to run the jobs that are there. This is a small application that is rather simple - the hardest part is a list of products based on your selection criteria. I have not checked the faults in detail, and while there is not a lot of memory, it seems to be configured ok for these tasks. I will go back and check that again. 

Thanks,
Trevor
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Parrett" 
Subject: RE: HTTP server tuning



Trevor,
You may want to look at the subsystem description QHTTPSVR on the work
active jobs. The jobs running in it are you HTTP server jobs. They should be 
running at priority 25.
Also check out the WRKSYSSTS command and look for faults in the machine and 
base pools. If there is a lot of faults then you have memory issues.

Are the pages being displayed complex/dynamic?

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