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How often do you IPL? The more IPL's the worse off you will be. IPL's destroy optimization data and it needs to be recreated. Might that be a factor?

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From: MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Paul Roy
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2019 9:39 AM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Inconsistent performance

Hello,

Since a few weeks after installing cumpack 18249 at V7R2, we face inconsistent performance problems...
the same job can take from 3 to 40 minutes in equivalent situation...
the difference from the component report looks in the number of physical I/O... and the CPU.
job A : 580000 logical I/O ... 222500 Sync I/O ... 117500 Async I/O perm write 95654 CPU 766 sec (0,29%) duration 25 minutes
job B : 570500 logical I/0 ... 73000 Sync I/O ... 27000 Async I/O perm write 19051 CPU 8 sec (0,003%) duration 3 minutes

we have 10 jobs started in parallel (each one is handling 1/10 of the db selected on the last digit of the contract number - the selection is made with an OPNQRYF ) so the volume and the process in roughly the same in all jobs. The same process takes 6 CPU sec one day and 600 CPU secs the other day... this was running smoothly before and the duration is now unpredictable.

I do not understand what can cause the difference.
What can explain the difference ... same process same number of logical I/O but much more physical disk I/O...

any suggestion welcome

Thanks

Paul


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