Current thoughts from IBM ATS which can probably be considered canon on this 

http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101229 

My thoughts for what they are worth. You may not see a large amount of benefit 
now with your configuration on a z10 but it is probably the right direction to 
go so yes enable it after doing appropriate planning.  It defaults to being 
enabled at release 1.13.  If you get it enabled now without any problems then 
when you do go to hardware that would allow you to benefit as you go forward 
with confidence and get that out of the box on the new hardware.

I enabled HiperDispatch day one on our z9 to z10 implementations (smallest 
machine for us was a -709) and never looked back still on when we went to z196. 
 It has been a "good thing". I would suggest to be reasonably current on 
service at a recommended recent quarterly RSU.   

Ask IBM through the formal support channels directly where you can get service 
recommendation specific to your environment before making changes.   Be 
prepared to monitor and measure the results of that change.

We recently consolidated even more LPARs onto our z196 and found the following 
HiperDispatch APAR's were important (at least to us).  We initially had some 
difficulty with one workload breaching an SLA after consolidation.  We engaged 
with the smart folks in IBM ATS right here in Gaithersburg and they steered us 
to these one of which we had already installed but the other two were added on 
top of RSU1111.  OA36459 in particular seemed to be important for us to be able 
to get full capacity utilization out of the box.

* OA35989
- On a large CEC with low utilization, except for a small test partition
running with HD=YES, vertical low processors may not be
unparked, even though there is sufficient demand on the small
partition and there is a large amount of free capacity on the CEC
- Routine which calculates free capacity suffered an overflow due to
large amount of unused capacity
* OA35860
- Running with HD=YES, vertical low processors may be unparked
even though there is no unused capacity available on the CEC
- WLM calculations of available capacity did not account for capacity
used by *PHYSCAL partition
* Impact is only when there is high Physical LPAR management time
* OA36459 - Closed 12/1/2011
- Not calculating the capacity used by vertical mediums and vertical
low processors correctly


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                Sam Knutson, GEICO 
                System z Team Leader 
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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 1:03 PM
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Subject: Hiper Dispatching

We have a 2097-504(E12).  Does anyone know if turing on Hiper Dispatching on a 
single book box machine would make a difference in performance?

 
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