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Is QPFRADJ set to allow adjustments? If not then someone likely set it and forgot about it.

If it IS allowed to adjst then look for PAL entries and QHST entries. I have seen this in environments with LOTS of SNA communications errors.

- DrF

On 2/1/2021 6:39 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Has anybody here ever heard of a box in which Pool 1 (Machine) is *bigger* than Pool 2 (Base)?

On our E4A, which doesn't have a whole lot of memory, Pool 1 is 411.05M, while Pool 2 is 6130.27M. Makes sense according to what little I know.

On one customer box with (according to "select main_storage_size from qsys2.system_status_info") 49G, Pool 1 is 3173.13M, and Pool 2 is 32884.39M. Again, it makes perfect sense.

But on this other customer box, with (according to the same SQL metric) 16G, Pool 1 is 10208.38G, while Pool 2 is only 2264.83G.

Does anybody have any idea why this would be?

--
JHHL


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