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  3. January 2013

Re: Spool APIs performance and memory pools

You should be able to see which pool jobs are running in - let me see - does DSPJOB show that information? Yeah, option 1 tells you the subsystem and which pool in that subsystem the job is in.

Print jobs usually run in QSPL - you could also WRKSBSJOB QSPL and see what is happening.

HTH
Vern

On 1/30/2013 12:15 PM, J Franz wrote:
Is the pool *SPOOL used when batch programs are calling QUSLSPL, QUSRSPLA and
other spool api programs, or is it the pools associated with the batch
subsystems (or both)?
We are using a 3rd party product for conversion and merging of spools and need
to resolve a performance issue (with the products and system we have). Currently
pool *SPOOL has enough for "printing" but we are driving a batch process with
hundreds to many thousands of spooled files, and performce is not acceptable.

tia
Jim Franz


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