Timothy, thanks for this update.
I don't understand how WLC increases for z/OS and IMS by one MSU and not for
CICS. Maybe, you consider CICS is running on one other Lpar which an equal
z/OS consumption?
To resume, I think new OOCoD records for z10 are very attractive because
you can fix your
Can anyone explain how does the IBM Capacity On Demand works for z9 machines
and how it impacts the softwares/applications running on the mainframes ?
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On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 16:26:19 +0100, John Mitchelle
john.mitche...@googlemail.com wrote:
Can anyone explain how does the IBM Capacity On Demand works for z9 machines
and how it impacts the softwares/applications running on the mainframes ?
System z Capacity on Demand User's Guide
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Can anyone explain how does the IBM Capacity On Demand works for z9 machines
and how it impacts the softwares/applications
Of Martinez, Frank J
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We have a z9 and use CoD regularly (2 to 3 times a year.) To this date,
it has not affected our applications and/or subsystems (DB2, CICS, etc.)
in any way. If you have any specific questions, you can
OOCod two way (without the daily bill for HW: one amount/day/CP; less than
the full online CP):
1: IPLA: consider you VUs (Value Unit) with our IBM administrative account
manager; no more affect within your pre-negociation
2: MLC: sure the added capacity could affect your WLC bill (one peak on
Actually, for IBM IPLA (One-Time Charge) software, you have two choices.
Yes, you can purchase full licenses to match the newly increased capacity.
(In fact, you can purchase as much extra IPLA capacity as you want, as long
as it meets or exceeds your actual four hour rolling average usage at all
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