Bobbee,

I believe the issue with runmqlsr breaking around 500 connections was
resolved in 5.3, and that this is why the recommendation about which
listener to use has changed for 5.3.      The MP61.pdf has quite a bit
more in it about the Inetd vs. runmqlsr question than what I pasted into
the previous note.

-Tom

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The basics sound the same as it did in 5.2. What I recall is that around
500
and above connections, for some reason, the runmqlsr's knees started to
get
wobbely.

I am interested in this as there are discussions going on here to move to
runmqlsr after upgrading to 5.3. I just wanted to know if there was some
factual data behind the recomondation. They were having the QMGR down, bad
app keeps connecting and the strmqm comand cannot catch a breath problem.
just want to make sure that it was a god move except for the fact that IBM
invested some money in desktime to do a little improvement.


bobbee


>From: Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Bobbee,
>
>The MP61 support pack has a pdf "WebSphere MQ for AIX - Performance
>Evaluations" which has some explanation.    It includes a number of
>comparisons of inetd and runmqlsr performance, and compares both methods
>between 5.2 and 5.3 as well.     Section 2.2.3 of MP61 contains this
text:
>"the 'runmqlsr' has a reduced resource utilisation (one thread per
>connection vs. a process per connection for the 'inetd' listener and a
>smaller memory footprint), so is now the preferred method of running
>client channels and server channels."
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>-Tom
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>It lacks a reasonable explanation as to "Why".
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>  bobbee
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> >http://www.developer.ibm.com/tech/faq/individual/0,,2:28060,00.html
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> >Thank you
> >Pieter Voges
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> >Whould you mind pointing me to where I can get this link.  Thanks
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> >Francois van der Merwe
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> >According to a link from IBM I found on their web page - Inetd is
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