No zIIP's.  So what kind of a number are we talking?

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From: Russell Witt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

> Tom, 
> 
> Quite a bit has been done with CA-Vtape since 2005 to help reduce CPU 
> utilization. In particular CA-Vtape will exploit a zIIP (if available of 
> course). And yes, if a zIIP is not available then compression will be done 
> using main CPU cycles; so then you have to balance the need for a compressed 
> CACHE versus CPU cycles. If you have a z9 with a zIIP; then you have many 
> more options (what percentage should be done on teh zIIP versus main CPU 
> cycles). 
> 
> Rusell Witt 
> CA L2 Support Manager 
> 
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> Subject: CA VTAPE 
> 
> 
> Does anyone have comments about CA VTAPE? I did some archive searches 
> and got some hits from 2005. I was wondering if there are any more recent 
> experiences. I am probably most curious about CPU consumption. One of the 
> 2005 post talked about a 15% hit on a Z890. There was a response to turn 
> off compression for the DASD Cache. The original poster thought that they 
> already had done so, but I did not see a follow-up post that said whether 
> that 
> was true or not. 
> 
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