Cecelia,

We moved from VM/ESA 2.4.0 (and you thought you took a big leap!) New Year's eve 2005/2006.  Here's our current page allocation on a Monday morning, after a scheduled Sunday evening IPL and VM:Backups running from

20060911 00:15:35-03:00:53 Mon **ALL**  (02:36:14) job total time;  bytes backed up: 63,308,405,145

q cplevel                                                    
z/VM Version 5 Release 1.0, service level 0501 (64-bit)      
Generated at 07/10/06 14:51:58 CDT                          
IPL at 09/10/06 20:35:02 CDT                                
M2WALTER HALINVA1; T=0.01/0.01 11:21:12                      
q alloc page                                                
                EXTENT     EXTENT  TOTAL  PAGES   HIGH    %  
VOLID  RDEV      START        END  PAGES IN USE   PAGE USED  
------ ---- ---------- ---------- ------ ------ ------ ----  
VMPG01 0928          1       3338 600840  27280  33650   4%  
VMPG02 0929          1       3338 600840  21771  26193   3%  
VMPG03 092A          1       3338 600840  30408  36601   5%  
VMPG04 092B          1       3338 600840  26491  33418   4%  
VMPG05 092C          1       3338 600840  28388  35842   4%  
VMPG06 092D          1       3338 600840  27907  33648   4%  
VMPG07 0951          1       3338 600840  26084  32265   4%  
VMPG08 0952          1       3338 600840  19661  22979   3%  
VMPG09 0954          1       3338 600840  30781  38780   5%  
VMPG10 0955          1       3338 600840  22799  28068   3%  
VMPG11 0945          1       3338 600840  21874  26550   3%  
VMPG12 0950          1       3338 600840  31345  37561   5%  
                                  ------ ------        ----  
SUMMARY                            7041K 314789          4%  
USABLE                             7041K 314789          4%  
M2WALTER HALINVA1; T=0.01/0.01 11:21:14                      

Obviously, we have a few more full-pack 3390-3 DASD dedicated to paging.  Even so, the total  "PAGES IN USE" are remarkable similar.

Mike Walter                                                          
Hewitt Associates                                                    
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily  
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt Associates.            
                 


"Dusha, Cecelia Ms. WHS/ITMD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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Our production system was migrated from z/VM 3.1 to z/VM 5.1 over the
weekend.

The paging rate was high this morning on the production system as the
VM:Backup backups were running.  (It was paging over 2000 pages per second.)
When I did a Q ALLOC PAGE, it indicated the percentage used was 55%.

Presently (the backups have completed):
ind                                                    
AVGPROC-015% 01                                        
MDC READS-000142/SEC WRITES-000003/SEC HIT RATIO-093%  
STORAGE-000% PAGING-0001/SEC STEAL-000%                
Q0-00001(00000)                           DORMANT-00077
Q1-00001(00000)           E1-00000(00000)              
Q2-00000(00000) EXPAN-001 E2-00000(00000)              
Q3-00000(00000) EXPAN-001 E3-00000(00000)              
PROC 0000-015%                                          
LIMITED-00000                                          
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 07:42:42                            

q alloc page                                              
               EXTENT     EXTENT  TOTAL  PAGES   HIGH    %
VOLID  RDEV      START        END  PAGES IN USE   PAGE USED
------ ---- ---------- ---------- ------ ------ ------ ----
510PAG F005          1       3338 600840 334304 443511  55%
                                 ------ ------        ----
SUMMARY                           600840 334304         55%
USABLE                            600840 334304         55%
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 07:43:04                                

Being the system utilization is still low, I am a bit apprehensive as to
what will occur when the system gets busy through the day...  Shouldn't the
Q ALLOC PAGE percentage used have dropped?

Thank you.

Cecelia Dusha


 
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