Hi all
Anybody knows about a functional descriptions of the modules of Z/os, or
where I find it (IEAVSLK and IEAVSLL).
Thanks for all
Jorge Arueira Campos and Claudio Boscaino
POLITEC INFORMATICA
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - OSASCO - SP - BRAZIL
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Hi all
Anybody knows about a functional descriptions of the modules of Z/os, or
where I find it (IEAVSLK and IEAVSLL).
Thanks for all
Jorge Arueira Campos and
Thanks Rob
We need more information about funcionalities and logic, I read a IBM APARS
in the IBM link but have a problems in executions of them only.
Jorge Arueira Campos and Claudio Boscaino
POLITEC INFORMATICA
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - OSASCO - SP - BRAZIL
and IEAVESLL
Thanks Rob
We need more information about funcionalities and logic, I read a IBM
APARS in the IBM link but have a problems in executions of them only.
Jorge Arueira Campos and Claudio Boscaino
POLITEC INFORMATICA
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - OSASCO - SP - BRAZIL
Hi Jorge,
Logic Manuals haven't been seen since MVS/ESA and OCO has pulled down
the tent flaps so searching the APAR database for clues is what we have
left:-( When you say you have problems is it that you see these modules
included in traces entries, performance profiles from OEM tools, or do
yo
Hi Rob
Thanks for your help, we will open a call in IBM support team.
Jorge Arueira Campos and Claudio Boscaino
POLITEC INFORMATICA
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - OSASCO - SP - BRAZIL
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It sounds like you are looking at a Strobe report, or the report form a
Strobe-like product. IEAVESLK and IEAVESLL are Lock Management modules.
Check with the vendor to see how their product reports on these modules.
Bob Shannon
Rocket Software
Sam
Claudio(team of performance) using a tool COMPUWARE (STROBE 3.2) have a
problem in found why these module are in control at moment of a job. The
display are below:
Pseudo-section Module Section Starting location Type
CPU %
.NUCLEUS IEAVESLL
SYSTEM61,99
Showing that
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Hi John
We liked to know that it comes from SETLOCK
macro, the research continues...
Best Regards
Jorge Arueira Campos and Claudio Boscaino
POLITEC INFORMATICA
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - OSASCO - SP - BRAZIL
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IEAVESLK and IEAVESLL are both involved with processing "suspend locks"
(local/CML, CMS locks).
When there is lock contention (i.e., more than one work unit attempting to
obtain the same lock), these modules will be in control more often than
otherwise.
A well-known misleading aspect o
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