> >>> Through the ISPVCALL STATUS function, I found that the system I'm > >>> on is a zArch 2064 with 4 CPUs; however, is there a way I can retrieve [snip] >All that being said it could be a 2064-104, 2064-1C4, or a 2064-2C4 >depending on features. You can use the command >"D M=CPU" to find your model number.
The ISPVCALL command tells you the number of General Purpose processors (GCPs) the current LPAR (i.e. z/OS image) has. The machine itself might have more GCPs being used by other LPARs (z/OS or other operating system images). Also there are zAAP and zIIP processors which, while physically identical to GCPs, are only being used to execute certain types of "threads" (JAVA tasks and DB2 SRBs). Those processors do not appear in the model number. If you have access to RMF, a partition data report will give you more details about the physical machine. Peter Hunkeler CREDIT SUISSE ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
