Delays don’t really count for anything unless we know that these jobs
are missing their objectives and by how much. Delays always occur.
If the jobs are meeting their objectives then there is no performance problem
(as far as the system is concerned). The problem, then, is that the WLM
definitions are incorrect
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On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 10:29 AM -0700, "Edgington, Jerry"
<jerry.edging...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
To anyone,
I am not a performance person at all, but can someone help me with pointing me
in the right direction. We are running a small SYSplex, but we are getting
delays on one LPAR, PROC-XCFAS
*SYSTEM PROC-XCFAS 3.7 users
ALL STC PROC-XCFAS 3.2 users
IMS PROC-XCFAS 26.0 % delay
RMF PROC-XCFAS 18.0 % delay
RMFGAT PROC-XCFAS 21.0 % delay
IMSCTL PROC-XCFAS 25.0 % delay
TN3270 PROC-XCFAS 28.0 % delay
VTAM PROC-XCFAS 19.0 % delay
Also, we are ACF2 shop and our production CICS regions are getting delays:
ENQ -ACFVSAM 38.0 % delay LOGONIDS
ENQ -ACF2ACB 100.0 % delay LOGONIDS
So any help would be great.
Thanks,
Jerry Edgington
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