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Re: Iseries System Extermely Busy.

WRKDSKSTS, F11

make sure all disks are nod DEGRADED, FAILED or some other
status indicating a problem...

What is your % used? depending on storage type and configuration a
very high % will greatly effect performance.




On 12/14/2012 11:11 AM, John Mathew wrote:

Morning All,

For the last few weeks our iSeries system was extermely busy and the processing is very slow.
Can some one please guide me to check the following points in the system.


Increase in the number of interactive transactions
Batch jobs.
logical DB I/O's to disk.
Number of SQL jobs processed.
Number of
SQL I/O's to disk.
CPU Batch utilisation
Average transaction rate per hour.
Disk I/O's per second and CPU pool usage.

-John


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