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On 1/17/2013 2:14 PM, Rory Hewitt wrote:
Buck,
The TYPE value for RTVJOBA returns '1' for INT jobs and '0' for everything
else, I believe. I can't think that any of the other types could be an
interactive job, under any meaningful definition of the word 'interactive'
as it applies to jobs on the i.
I do agree with you, but sometimes it helps to be reminded that the
workload on a modern IBM midrange system isn't so clear-cut. Is an HTTP
server job interactive? It smells like it - short amount of time in the
activity level interspersed with long key/think waits. Are disconnected
jobs interactive? They're in the 'interactive' subsystem. How would we
classify those QZDASOINIT jobs that run stored procedures called by a
web front end? I don't think there's a single answer that works for
everyone, but I recently re-learnt not to be blasé about how I classify
my workload and thought I'd share.
--buck
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