Hi All
I'm sorry, but I didn't get any response yet, and I wonder for the reason :
- May be the question was not well noticed (sent at end of the week) ?
- Is the combination of VTS and MIA so rare ? or do all VTS clients use
AUTO-SWitch ?
We still do have performence problems for specific jobs, compared with their
previous behaviour
(runnig with STK/Timberline).
I'll be thankfull for tips or advices (how to improve the performence) or
for checklists of 'undo's.
Regards,
Hanan Hassan
Systems - z/OS Technical Support
Mehish, 15 Lincoln, 67134 Tel-Aviv, Israel
ph: +972-3-5634352, fx: +972-3-5623717
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From: "hanan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 7:04 PM
Subject: VTS allocation & performance problems
Hi All,
We are operating a VTS in a Peer-to-Peer configuration, and have some
questions not addressed by the manuals (as far as we can tell).
1. Transfer rate to the remote location seems to be 30% lower than the rate
seen locally. Is this reasonable?
2. How do we cause a specific allocation to go to the local VTCs (for
critial applications) ?
3. We also use MIA (CA's Multi Image Allocation). Does anyone use MIA's
PREFERENCE feature to affect allocation of the virtual tapes, locally or
remote (by placing MIA subsys before OAM in IEFSSNxx) ?
We do not see a way to make OAM and ACS routines do preferencing
Regards,
Hanan Hassan
Systems - z/OS Technical Support
Mehish, 15 Lincoln, 67134 Tel-Aviv, Israel
ph: +972-3-5634352, fx: +972-3-5623717
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