Re: Checking system parameters values

[Imanol Aguirre]

Mr Knutson,

Thanks so much for your help. Yes I downloaded the tool from IBM and it 
works. It is just what I was asking for so I could check values stablished by 
IEAOPT values. Thanks again


Imanol

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Re: Checking system parameters values

[Knutson, Sam]

A recent update to the wlmque tool package includes the wlmopt exec to
do this.  Get it here 

http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/wlm/tools/wlmque.html 

WLM Work Queue and OPT Parameter Viewing Tools 

Thanks WLM team!

  WLM OPT Settings
SAVE  
System: CSYS  Version: z/OS 010800  OPT: C1  Time: not issued

OPT-Parameter:Value:  Description:

 

ABNORMALTERM   No Abnormal term. used in routing
rec.  
BLWLTRPCT  30 CPU cap. to promote blocked
work 
BLWLINTHD  65 Time blocked work waits for
help 
CCCAWMT 12000 Alternate wait management time
value 
ZAAPAWMT12000 AWM time value for zAAPs

ZIIPAWMT12000 AWM time value for zIIPs

CNTCLIST  Yes Clist commands count
individually
CPENABLE10,30 LOW,HI thresh for % TPI int. x
100   
DVIO  Yes Specifies w/ directed VIO is
active  
ERV  5,F7 Enq res. CPU Service and DP

IFAHONORPRIORITY  Yes Specifies w/ zAAP work can run
on CPs
IIPHONORPRIORITY  Yes Specifies w/ zIIP work can run
on CPs
INITIMP  0,FE INITIMP value and DP for
initiators  
MCCAFCTH  400,800 LOW,HIGH central threshold

MCCFXEPR   92 % of storage fixed within
first 16MB 
MCCFXTPR   80 % of online storage fixed

PROJECTCPUYes CPU projection for zAAPs and
zIIPs   
RCCFXTT 66,72 Low,High Logical MPL threshold

RCCFXET 82,88 Low,High Physical MPL
threshold  
RMPTTOM  3000 SRM invocation interval

VARYCPU   Yes VARYCPU is enabled

VARYCPUMIN  3 VARYCPUMIN value

WASROUTINGLEVEL   255 WebSphere Routing Level

 
Best Regards,
 
Sam Knutson, GEICO 
System z Performance and Availability Management 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(office)  301.986.3574  
  
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For better or worse (mostly worse), there is no documented way to
display
the values that you provided via IEAOPTxx.

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Re: Checking system parameters values

[Ted MacNEIL]

For better or worse (mostly worse), there is no documented way to display the 
values that you provided via IEAOPTxx.

OMEGAMON (or other monitors) may show some, but not necessarilly all.

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Re: Checking system parameters values

[Peter Relson]

For better or worse (mostly worse), there is no documented way to display
the values that you provided via IEAOPTxx.

Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design

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Checking system parameters values

[Imanol Aguirre]

Hello

I introduced a new parameter in SYS1.PARMLIB(IEAOPT00)
   ZIIPAWMT=2 
and applied with SET OPT=00

My question is: Does anybody now how to display the value of this option with 
a system command?. Is it possible??

Thanks in advance!

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