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We are experiencing some response time problems on some of our customers machines since installing a new release of our software. IBM software has stayed the same. The users are complaining that batch programs are slower and that interactive response times are slower also. We could account for some of the batch programs taking longer to run because of more data being stored with the new software but are at a loss to explain the interactive response. We did emplement activation groups with this release, but all programs run in the same named activation group. While it might take longer for the first program to load up, I can't see this as being the probelm for overall response time. So we loaded the performance tools and looked around. We noticed on one of the reports (included below) that the number of authority lookups seems abnormally high. Other reports show the individual users jobs that have abnormally high authority hits. I thought this was caused by individual users having special authorities in their user profiles. On our system, every user is a member of a group profile, and this group profile did have special authorities. So we removed the special authorities from the group profile (IOSYSCONFIG, SYSSAVE) and thought we had the problem fixed. However, we ran the report a couple of days later and still got the same kind of numbers. Anybody have any suggestions? I'm stumped. Partition ID : 00 Feature Code . :22A2-2248-1517 Exception Counts Exception Type Description Total ---------------- ----------------------------------- ----------- Size Size 33 Binary Overflow Binary overflow 0 Decimal Overflow Decimal overflow 33 Flp Overflow Floating point overflow 0 Decimal Data Decimal data 1 Aut Lookup Authority lookup 1,636,706 PAG Fault Process Access Group fault 0 Seize Conflict Seize conflict 886 Lock Conflict Lock conflict 334 Verify Verify 83 Teraspace EAO Teraspace Effective Address Overflow 0 -------------------------------------------- Exceptions Per Second ---------------------------- Ron Hawkins
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