"R Hey" <sys...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:<listserv%201001181819362886.0...@bama.ua.edu>...
> By %USE I meant page slots used, meaning increase in page out.
> 
> > Why does workflow drop from %use?
> 
> too much juice wasted on paging out/in.
> 
> The issue is not page config, but increase in paging out/in & drop in
workflow.
> 
> So when we look at demand paging for the month, we roughly see:
> 
> ......|...........|..............|...........
> ......|...........|..............|...........
> ......|...........|..............|............
> ----|--------|----------|--------
> 
> the spikes are when a few big sort jobs end up running at the same
time.
> 
> data involved is bigger than 60K tracks.
> 
> Rgds,
> Rez

I don't agree with your view on this situation. 
You run a virtual memory OS, so paging is inherent to it. If you don't
want paging, you can buy a TB of real memory or change to a real memory
OS. Furthermore, if you change the DFSORT parameter such that it does
not cause paging in your system, it can use much less memory and has to
do much more I/O. How much juice will be spent on that I/O, which by the
way is less efficient than paging I/O?

Kees.
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