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Subject: Re: Memory Upgradation ??
May be as simple as a xxx Gigs/processor rule-of-thumb- may be more
complex; more CPUs means more work, means more memory pressure, means
more
memory needed.
Who knows.
I may not know, but I have an opinion.
I don't think you can drive the default
I have z9BC Processor. My organisation decided for CPU upgradation. IBM has
been suggesting that we may have to go for memory upgradation along with
MIPS upgradation. I have never faced any memory related issues in the past.
Should I go for memory upgradation as well ?
Which metric in the report
storage. :-)
Upgradation ?? I think you meant to say Upgrade. :-)
Rick
Jacky Bright wrote:
I have z9BC Processor. My organisation decided for CPU upgradation. IBM has
been suggesting that we may have to go for memory upgradation along
In a message dated 7/4/2008 1:22:42 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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utilization of real storage and also at paging. If you've got high real
storage frame utilization, you may be seeing a low UIC as well, and
significant paging.
I always went by the maxim that you
.. and also opportunities to exploit memory. For example DB2 buffering.
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Quoting Jacky Bright:
I have z9BC Processor. My organisation decided for CPU upgradation.
IBM has been suggesting that we may have to go for memory
upgradation along with MIPS upgradation.
I have never faced any memory related issues in the past.
Should I go for memory upgradation as well
May be as simple as a xxx Gigs/processor rule-of-thumb- may be more complex;
more CPUs means more work, means more memory pressure, means more memory
needed.
Who knows.
I may not know, but I have an opinion.
I don't think you can drive the default config (8GB) that far with a BC.
-
Too busy
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