Hello,

nice thread - but the heading isn't quite right. 
These processes play by WLM rules: pop up all by the same time,use little cpu
and go to sleep again. RMF will show bursts of activity and
"long" periods with low activity. I've seen this with batch jobs
having common i/o patterns and low cpu activity. An overall low cpu activity 
with  
spikes of cpu activity and permanently queued processes due to much smaller 
number of cpus 
then processes. If such a cycle has established itself 
(due to various clocks e.g. lpar, schedulers etc.) it's hard to break.
These cycles lived for hours.
With batch jobs this can be handled by using irregular patterns for scheduling 
with timer
driven applications this is difficult but I would suggest to try other values 
for the timer.
It's a problem of a self-organizing system.

I think there is some work requiered to ge an idea on how to break such cycles. 
   
 
Kind regards,

Horst Schivelbein 

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