On 12/1/2016 2:56 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
"meaningless"! Hahaha!
Are there alternatives to MIPS? Service Units? Dispatch speed? Other
measurement methods?
For software contracts based on processor capacity, the only
"meaningful" value is MSU (millions of service units per hour).
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Itschak Mugzach wrote:
>THere used to be a rexx that calculates mips and msus. Try this link at the
>bottom
>http://bit.listserv.tsorexx.narkive.com/KXbgme2w/res-tso-rexx-rexx-to-calculate-mips-and-msu
Yes, thanks! There is a nice REXX program there.
If you are refering to Mark Zelden's site wh
THere used to be a rexx that calculates mips and msus. Try this link at the
bottom
http://bit.listserv.tsorexx.narkive.com/KXbgme2w/res-tso-rexx-rexx-to-calculate-mips-and-msu
Best,
ITschak
ITschak Mugzach
Z/OS, ISV Products and Application Security & Risk Assessments Professional
On Thu, Dec 1,
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
>That's why I used quotation marks for "meaningless".
>MIPS definitions is weak, there's another measure: MSU.
Yup. I'm familiar with MSU.
>MSU is good, because it's known for public with no fee.
>MSU is good, because there no multiple different MSU tables, there's one
W dniu 2016-12-01 o 11:56, Elardus Engelbrecht pisze:
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
Note: every MIPS table can differ slightly due to "meaningless" value of MIPS.
"meaningless"! Hahaha!
Are there alternatives to MIPS? Service Units? Dispatch speed? Other
measurement methods?
Also, what mixture o
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
>Note: every MIPS table can differ slightly due to "meaningless" value of MIPS.
"meaningless"! Hahaha!
Are there alternatives to MIPS? Service Units? Dispatch speed? Other
measurement methods?
Also, what mixture of instructions [on what hardware type!] are used to
c
IMHO the best way to obtain MIPS for given machine:
1. Find out the machine model and capacity marker. D M=CPU in z/OS or
right click on CPC icon on HMC, or ...or some people working on it
simply should know it.
2. Go to IBM site called LSPR and read "PCI index" which is MIPS value.
Note: ev
There are several good references. watsonwalker.com, SHARE, CMG and
Performance Associates.
I've always enjoyed Dr. H Pat's observations.
http://researchr.org/alias/h.-pat-artis
The IBM LSPR numbers are a good starting point if you have an idea of where
you're going. You need to be cognizan
Carlos Cordero wrote:
>Is there some formula to calculate a MIPS usage from the next kind of
>data-source and volumes estimation:
What are you trying to solve? Rather consider Service Units.
You got good replies about calculation methods and cautions about what MIPS is
really.
Just one fact t
On Wed, Nov 30, 2016 at 3:54 PM, John McKown
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On Wed, Nov 30, 2016 at 3:49 PM, Jesse 1 Robinson
wrote:
> The insatiable hunger for MIPS comes mainly from the non-mainframe world.
> IBM uses MSU ratings for mainframes of all sizes, but folks who want to
> compare other hardware can only speak MIPS. So there are various charts
> available from
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Along those lines, here are a couple of links I found using an internet for
IBM Calculating MIPs and Service Units
It would also help to
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Along those lines, here are a couple of links I found using an internet for IBM
Calculating MIPs and Service Units
It would also
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> > Is there some formula to calculate a MI
Is there some formula to calculate a MIPS usage from the next kind of
data-source and volumes estimation:
Keep in mind that MIPS stands for "Meaningless Indicator of Processor
Speed"... long used, usually misunderstood, and often abused. On a
current processor I can write one program that ex
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> Hi all,
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> Is there some formula to calculate a MIPS usage from the next k
Hi all,
Is there some formula to calculate a MIPS usage from the next kind of
data-source and volumes estimation:
Data Type: SMF
Records procesed: X million
Data Volume: Y GB
Total CP CPU utilization: Z seconds
Approx zIIP utilization: 1344 seconds
Avg CPU per record: .0xy seconds
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