AW: Re: What address space is using AUX slots?

2014-10-23 Thread Peter Hunkeler
>> We're starting to see local page data set usage at ~30%. I conclude that 
>> this must be VIO data being paged out.
>
> What let you arrive at that conclusion? Just curious if you don't mind please.


We're using only a few percent of the Flash Memory, so I see no reason paging 
should go to AUX. Then, it is documented that VIO pages will never be paged to 
Flash.




 > Do you want 'snapshot' (with RMF II), interactive monitoring 



Starting at an interval which shows 30% local page DS being used, I'd like to 
find the address space(s), to which thsose pages belong.


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AW: Re: What address space is using AUX slots?

2014-10-23 Thread Peter Hunkeler
> If you have mainview, try: > F pasname,*asm,total >> For more details: F 
> pasname,*HELP ASM

We do have MAINVIEW, but I'm just a beginner in finding my way around, so 
please bear with me. Where would I enter these commands? MAINVIEW ISPF rejects 
"F"

--Peter Hunkeler


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AW: Re: What address space is using AUX slots?

2014-10-23 Thread Peter Hunkeler
> Start it, select 'Z', select '1', enter 'JSTOR' and you will see the ASM Slot 
> usage under the column Avg Slots, next to it are Avg Vio and Avg NVio.

Thanks! Found it. I was starting with PGDSTAT.

The JSTOR view doesn't tell which AUX slots are Flash and which are page DS 
slots. It's the sum of both.
To my surprise, I can't see any job using VIO AUX slots. My previous assumption 
was wrong, it seems.

What are reasons for SRM/AUX to page out to DASD instead of Flash, when Flash 
usage is low (below 10%)? I guess, none,are there?

So, my current assumption is that we have had some peak on storage usage some 
time back which caused massive page out to Flash which also caused migration 
from Flash to AUX. Does this sound reasonable?

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