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RE: [SYS21] Corrected copy

Instead of using WRKACTJOB, use WRKSYSACT (Work System Activity) which will 
show all jobs.

You should notice a job called CFINT01 taking up a *lot* of CPU time when this 
happens.  Normally, CFINT01 takes up minimal CPU time, 1.3 or so, but when the 
governor kicks in it eats up tremendous amounts of CPU time, I've seen it up to 
like 87% CPU.

Understand, all CFINT01 is doing at those times is wasting CPU cycles so you 
can't use 'em.  This is the dreaded "governor".

Regards,

Jim Langston

-----Original Message-----
From: Doug333@aol.com [mailto:Doug333@aol.com]
Any chance this is one of those iSeries with the 'guvner' on it?  If you go 
over the workload you purchased from IBM, artificial jobs kick in and drive the 
CPU up to 100%. Grrrr!

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