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I'm not quite sure I fully understand what "Max Active" on a memory pool
does.
I know that the helptext from WRKSYSSTS says "The maximum number of
threads that can use the processor concurrently." But I don't quite
understand how that could be specific to a memory pool.
Re: the specific situation that brings up this question, we have a
rather heavily loaded Tomcat server running on a customer box. And it's
running in a 64-bit Java 7 JVM, with max heap of 4G, in a subsystem that
has a 6G private pool with Max Active 200.
WRKSYSSTS shows that the JVM job for the Tomcat server has over 700 threads.
Should the Max Active be bumped up? Are there ways, other than
trial-and-error, to optimize Max Active?
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JHHL
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