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Re: Can the subsystem a job is running in make it run slowly?

James

Good to hear - I saw some posts in reply

Merry Christmas!

Vern

On 12/13/2010 10:43 AM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Vern Hamberg wrote:

If you want help, show us all the stuff you see when you do wrksbsd -
all the options there. And maybe a printout or wrkactjob sbs(yoursbsd)
output(*print) to show us priority levels and all. Also wrksyssts,
especially for that subsystem, and maybe wrkshrpool.
Thanks, Vern. I've already received a good deal of help, both on- and
off-List, enough that I've had the support technician ask the customer
to try the moving the hamstrung refresh job to a different (hopefully
peppier) subsystem.

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JHHL

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