On Fri, 30 Mar 2012 10:24:54 -0400, Mark Brooks <mabr...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
>Hi,
> The XCF signalling services are available in all sysplex
>environments, including monoplex. The rationale that motivates the
>defining of transport classes applies to them all.
>
>Mark A. Brooks
>z/OS Sysplex design and development
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>Poughkeepsie, NY
>mabr...@us.ibm.com
>
Really? You're the expert, so I'll go with that. :-) The transport classes
was just
one example of an (old) check I thought didn't apply to a monoplex. I see by
removing my generic delete there are other XCF checks intelligently disabled.
I take back my rant from your component. :-)
Can you provide a little more detail though? Just for local messages - correct?
Here is a sample from one of my monoplex systems:
D XCF,CD,CLASS=ALL
IXC344I 11.21.48 DISPLAY XCF 731
TRANSPORT CLASS DEFAULT ASSIGNED
CLASS LENGTH MAXMSG GROUPS
DEFAULT 956 2000 UNDESIG
DEFAULT TRANSPORT CLASS USAGE FOR SYSTEM xxxx
SUM MAXMSG: 2000 IN USE: 2 NOBUFF: 0
SEND CNT: 324666 BUFFLEN (FIT): 956
SEND CNT: 7268 BUFFLEN (BIG): 4028
So I should tune for those 2%?
Regards,
Mark
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