Hi KevinI'm trying to have control over the number of MSU's an LPAR may use
overnight during the batch period to be sure that the online work  will not
suffer from a high 4hr rolling average in the batch.So we want to change at
start of the batch dynamicaly the MSU value of that LPAR.(lower it). I can
change that on the HMC but I would like to use the API. to schedule the task

2009/4/6 Kevin Mckenzie <[email protected]>

> Are you trying to control the weight of the LPARs, ie how much CPU a given
> LPAR is entitled to relative to the others, or are you trying to cap the
> total utilization of an LPAR?  WLM Weight Management might do what you
> need, if the images are in the same sysplex, and your WLM policy is set up
> to give a lower priority to batch.
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> Thomas,
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> What we would like to do is garantee for the online shift (CICS DB2) a
> certain amount of MSU's from 07:00-22:00 hours. Then batch processing
> starts
> and we want to lower the MSU's with 10 because we have enough power to run
> the batch. We also don't want that a part of the 4hr rolling avarage for
> online is high because of batch processing. It might happen that a part of
> the batch and the online period is within that 4hr rolling average. We
> work
> with group capacity for the LPAR's but without a defined MSU for the
> favorite one.
> We think that this way we have more control over the peak of the batch
> because it sometimes has erratic behaviour.
> It must be possible because there is an API available and what I would
> like
> to know if someone has already written an REXX for this purpose.
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> 2009/4/6 Kelman, Tom <[email protected]>
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> > Can you explain a little further?  Are you saying you want to
> > dynamically changed the MSU softcap on the LPAR?  I'm not sure if that's
> > possible, or desirable.  The MSU softcap controls the rolling 4 hour
> > average used by IBM for software costing.  If you increase it at any
> > time during a month, and as a result the 4 hour rolling average
> > increases, you are then charged for that new 4 hour rolling average even
> > if you decrease the softcap again.  So dynamically changing it up and
> > down doesn't really buy you anything.  If you need a higher value for
> > preformance reasons, just reset it once and be done with it, realizing
> > that you're going to take a hit in monthly software costs.
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> > Tom Kelman
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> > > Is there a tool/rexx available to change the MSU values from batch. We
> > > want
> > > to change the MSU values for a LPAR during the batch period.
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