Get a copy of zPCR from IBM (it's a download, the price is right), RTFM, 
follow the instructions, and you can model your throughput on any z model 
/ configuration you like.



Tom Puddicombe
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*** cross-posted in IBM-MAIN, CICS-L, DB2-L ***

Hi,

If having the choice between a z10-BC with 2 or 3 processors, 
and if NOT taking (or having to take) into account the price aspect,
is it possible to investigate wether a 2- or a 3-processor system might 
better suit us?

I assume it may be possible to gather info about a latent demand for a 
processor. 
Where to look at in RMF, or in SMF to find this out? 

What about DB2 and/or CICS? 
DB2 and especially CICS do offer more and more parallellism. 
Any ideas if we can find this out within these subsystems?

Jan


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