It looked good when I sent it!
Let me try this...
Before BLSR:
- -----TIMINGS
(MINS.)------ -----PAGING COUNTS----
-STEPNAME PROCSTEP RC EXCP CONN TCB SRB CLOCK
SERV WORKLOAD PAGE SWAP VIO SWAPS
-PROC01 STEP01 00 1123K 1121K .83 .11 23.2
1599506 TSTBAT 0 0 0 0
IEF404I ICM06F - ENDED -
TIME=16.43.46
-ICM06F ENDED. NAME-ICM06 TOTAL TCB CPU TIME= .83 TOTAL
ELAPSED TIME= 23.2
With BLSR:
CSR020I BUFSI=1024, BUFSD=20480, BUFNI=10, BUFND=256, HBUFNI=0, HBUFND=0,
SHRPOOL=14. DDNAME=ICMMSTR
CSR022I STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL.
DDNAME=ICMMSTR
+CSR021I ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR.
DDNAME=ICMMSTR
+BMC2700 API BYPASSED -- NO PLUSIN DD PRESENT
BMC
- -----TIMINGS
(MINS.)------ -----PAGING COUNTS----
-STEPNAME PROCSTEP RC EXCP CONN TCB SRB CLOCK
SERV WORKLOAD PAGE SWAP VIO SWAPS
-PROC01 STEP01 00 10704 3532 .04 .00 1.1
73844 TSTBAT 0 0 0 0
IEF404I ICM06F - ENDED -
TIME=16.55.07
-ICM06F ENDED. NAME-ICM06 TOTAL TCB CPU TIME= .04 TOTAL
ELAPSED TIME= 1.1
If that doesn't format correctly them I am at a loss.
Frank
>________________________________
> From: Ed Gould <edgould1...@comcast.net>
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
>Sent: Tuesday, April 3, 2012 6:24 PM
>Subject: Re: VSAM help wanted for random reads
>
>Frank,
>
>Thanks for reporting back.
>One request is there somehow to paste the results so they match up with the
>headers ?
>
>Ed
>
>On Apr 3, 2012, at 6:33 PM, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
>
>> Several good ideas given.
>>
>> My sysprog installed BLSR and I got very good results:
>>
>> Without BLSR:
>> -
>> -----TIMINGS
>> (MINS.)------
>> -----PAGING COUNTS----
>> -STEPNAME
>> PROCSTEP RC EXCP
>> CONN
>> TCB SRB
>> CLOCK SERV
>> WORKLOAD PAGE SWAP VIO SWAPS
>> -PROC01
>> STEP01 00 1123K
>> 1121K
>> .83 .11
>> 23.2 1599506 TSTBAT
>> 0
>> IEF404I
>> ICM06F - ENDED -
>> TIME=16.43.46
>> -ICM06F
>> ENDED.
>> NAME-ICM06
>> TOTAL TCB CPU TIME= .83 TOTAL ELAPSED TIME=
>> 23.2
>>
>> With BLSR:
>> CSR020I
>> BUFSI=1024, BUFSD=20480, BUFNI=10, BUFND=256, HBUFNI=0, HBUFND=0, SHRPOOL=14.
>> DDNAME=ICMMSTR
>> CSR022I
>> STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL.
>> DDNAME=ICMMSTR
>> +CSR021I
>> ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR.
>> DDNAME=ICMMSTR
>> -
>> -----TIMINGS
>> (MINS.)------
>> -----PAGING COUNTS----
>> -STEPNAME
>> PROCSTEP RC EXCP
>> CONN
>> TCB SRB
>> CLOCK SERV
>> WORKLOAD PAGE SWAP VIO SWAPS
>> -PROC01
>> STEP01 00 10704
>> 3532
>> .04 .00
>> 1.1 73844
>> TSTBAT 0
>> 0 0 0
>> IEF404I
>> ICM06F - ENDED -
>> TIME=16.55.07
>> -ICM06F
>> ENDED.
>> NAME-ICM06
>> TOTAL TCB CPU TIME= .04 TOTAL ELAPSED
>> TIME= 1.1
>> 23.2 minutes versus 1.1 minutes. 1,123,000 EXCP versus 10,704 EXCP.
>>
>> BTW, to Steve Comstock, there is no AIX on this file. Just a 17 byte key
>> where the first byte is the "record type" ('0' - '5') and the remaining 16
>> is the 'actual' key in the format appropriate for that particular record
>> type.
>>
>> The idea of putting the record type at the end rather than the beginning is
>> an interesting idea. Unless there's some way of doing that without having
>> to change any programs I don't think we'd want to take the time. However I
>> am interested enough to try it with this one program and see what effect it
>> has.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Frank
>>
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