Donald J. wrote: >> WAD. You can reduce the delay via a setting. If you're still having delay >> problems, check your JES3 performance. >What type of setting are you referring to?
Some possible settings, YMMV: INTERVAL=(MMSS,HHMM) INTERVAL FOR CERTAIN VPS FUNCTIONS MRDINTVL=MMSS MISSING RESPONSE INTERVAL MAXPRTS=(????,???), MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINTERS DEFINED AND BUSY TCPMRD=??, MISSING TCPIP RESPONSE TCPDISC=(N,Y,000?), WAIT ? SEC BEFORE NEXT CONNECTION RETRIES=?, REQUEUE INTERNAL REROUTE REQROUTE=Y, REQUEUE INTERNAL REROUTE Above settings is about delays, missing response from TCP/IP and printers. You should look at other settings about sizing of work pieces, performance settings, etc. We have customized over the years those and other settings (for VPS, JES2 (not JES3), TCP/IP, etc) for total of over 20000-25000 printers countrywide. >This problem only occurs at a few random times, and not on all files, so I >would not think it is a direct result of one parameter setting value. I agree with you. Perhaps, you should check how 'random' does this problem occur and with what output. Check also from where are the print work coming and how many concurrent printers are active and working? >It appears application level tracing would be required to diagnose the issue. It is a good idea, perhaps you should ask LRS for help. About SMF, you can have VPS write its own SMF records, but AFAIK these are VPS own type, not type 6. It seemed to me you should go to LRS too about this. All of the very best for you. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
