Since Quiesce will put the system in a restartable wait state, I'd think
that the XCF heartbeat would stop too.
Mark Jacobs
Jesse 1 Robinson <mailto:[email protected]>
June 6, 2016 at 7:32 PM
I'd like to test my Sysplex Failure Management policy. The question is
how to make a system stop responding long enough to trigger expulsion
from the sysplex. I'm thinking of issuing QUIESCE on a member. Have
not used that in decades. Will it cause lack of XCF heartbeat? I can
just try it unless someone has a better suggestion.
The last time this happened for reals was when a system ran clean out
of SQA on account of a bad dog product. That's pretty hard to
recreate. All I want is to go through the pain and agony of
partitioning to test message handling and auto SAD.
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Southern California Edison Company
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