I would form a view as to how important CF request performance is for Dev. 
If it's important I'd be tempted to turn DYNDISP off for Dev and let 
Sandbox suffer.

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From:   Jesse 1 Robinson <jesse1.robin...@sce.com>
To:     IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Date:   31/01/2019 18:44
Subject:        Re: Internal Coupling Channel on z13
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We share CFs between Sandbox and Dev. The latter is not classified here as 
Prod, though its usage is a lot more prod-ish than is Sandbox. We 
currently set all the shared-CP LPARs to THIN based on some Q&A in a SHARE 
session. Should we revisit that question?

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(This thread has got quite long so pardon me if I repeat something someone 
else said.)

If you must run a PRODUCTION Coupling Facility LPAR on SHARED engines I 
would generally recommend turning DYNDISP off for that one LPAR. Set it to 
THIN for the non-Production ones it's forced to share with.

The reason is you don't want the Production CF to give up the engine in a 
particularly timely fashion - because another request might come in soon 
after the last one. For the Non-Prod ones you want THIN because you want 
them to get out of the way ASAP. However, the fact of sharing at all is 
the major destructive factor. THIN just mitigates it.

(The instrumentation to guide you on this is SMF74INT, R744PBSY and 
R744PWAI - which can be examined down to the engine level. Sometimes with
value.)

But, as always, actual mainframe estate shape governs the decisions.

Cheers, Martin

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From:   Ravi Gaur <gaur.ravi2...@gmail.com>
To:     IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Date:   31/01/2019 08:46
Subject:        Re: Internal Coupling Channel on z13
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DYNDISP is recommended with THIN INTERRUPT for Non dedicated CF CPU 
...like for our sandbox/dev systems we have non dedicated and we keep it 
thin for them while for production which has CF CPU dedicated it's good 
idea to keep it OFF ...You may like to look at Z14 Configuration setup 
guide which well explained it and obviously to make these changes you will 
have to do it from HMC . 


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