Hello Munif,

WLM takes the load and performance of LPARs in consideration, by starting and 
stopping WLM Managed Initiators on systems that have capacity available or are 
overloaded. But it does this very coarse, putting a line at 95% utilization. 
When you have several LPARs that are running near 100%, some of which are 
overloaded with a bad PI and others still can take more load, WLM considers 
them all the same. 
I am looking too at a mechanism to manage WLM managed batch on this type of 
LPARs. I think the way I go is by allowing or withholding certain jobclasses 
from certain systems with the $tjobclass(a,b,c,d),QAFF=-name and QAFF=+name. I 
do this now manually every now and then when I see an overloaded system, but I 
am still looking for an interface to the information you mention (PI, capping) 
to automate this.
it is really a miss, that WLM does not do this more detailed.

Kees.

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Munif Sadek
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2013 07:02
To: [email protected]
Subject: WLM managed workload

Dear Listers

Can some one please point me in the right direction to implement WLM managed 
job class that can schedule jobs on different LPARS selected on basis of 
service class Performance Index and/or soft CAPPING status of individual LPAR. 
Creating Scheduling Resources / Environment and using automation to turn off/on 
resources is a possibility but I prefer the first option.. By the way it is DB2 
9.0, z/OS 1.12 parallel sysplex environment.

Regards,
Munif

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