RE: [SYS21] RE: development environment -- SYSTEM21

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Multiprocessors? "We're not worthy!"



-----Original Message-----
From: Wojcik, Lorri [mailto:LWojcik@pts-tools.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 3:32 PM
To: jbausers-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: [SYS21] RE: development environment


That command is for multi-processors.

 -----Original Message-----
From:   Kincer, Alan [mailto:akincer@kiusa.com]
Sent:   Thursday, September 26, 2002 3:27 PM
To:     'jbausers-l@midrange.com'
Subject:        [SYS21]   RE: development environment



WRKSYSACT appears to be a missing piece of our repertoire. Is it standard
OS/400 gear for V4R5?

Our programmer gets his very own PC (brand new Dell, woo hoo!) though he's
only here a couple of days out of the week. We only have a few terminals
left, the system console among them.

Indexing? Couldn't tell you but I'll find out.



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>Also, are you putting him/her on the console?

>Some of our clients make us work at the console because they have
>no where for us to sit.

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>If you notice the problem you can try to diagnose it real-time using
WRKSYSACT
>to see which jobs are chewing up the processor...
>Don't leave this job running as it can degrade performance itself, so can
>WRKACTJOB...

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>What about Indexing?  That will affect performance too.


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>When you notice that your performance is poor, type WRKSYSACT on a command
>line and check to see if you have a high CPU utilization for a particular
>job.  You can then contact that user to see what they were doing at that
>time.  Many times its interactive compiling, large interactive file copies
>or interactive queries.


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