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Hi
Without knowing for sure, I'll say that these prestart jobs are used "as
needed", typically.
Now I'm not sure what you mean by "in paraller" - I suspect that even
"in paraller" that they are not happening at exactly the same moment.
If your web service tasks are very short, by the time the 21st is ready
to process, the 1st is done, and its prestart job is available - there
is no need to use the 21st job.
I will step out on a very small limb here - it might be safe to say that
almost nothing is truly simultaneous on the system.
HTH
Vern
On 8/28/2019 10:01 AM, Suren K wrote:
Hi Everyone,to
I am trying to use IWS (Integrated Web Services) in iSeries. We have a
configuration in IWS at Service Level that "Connection Pool Fill Count" i
am setting it as 100. Now, i am starting the service and send a request
the service, now 100 QZRCSRVS jobs is getting created.the
Now my clarifications is, if i send 100 transaction in parallel and at
same time to the IWS, it is always using only 20 jobs to process all the
100 request.
Any one help me in changing the configuration or better understanding the
IWS, how to utilize all the 100 jobs and also why IWS is not using more
than 20 Jobs?
Regards,
Surender K
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