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Subject: High Act-Wait on wrksyssts
From: "sjl" <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 08:41:03 -0600
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After refreshing the WRKSYSSTS screen for around 5 minutes, I have found that the Act-Wait on our system (V5R4) for the *BASE memory pool seems very high (4300), but I don’t see any Wait-Inel or Act-Inel transitions occurring ?

The CPU utilitization is an 98%, with DB capability = 34%

Jobs seem to be running ok, and interactive response time also seems ok.

Should I be concerned about this ?

I would post a screen-shot of it if someone wants more info...

- sjl

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