ADMF was used to accelerate the movement of pages from expanded storage
to real storage. With the demise of expanded storage, it's useless now.
Here's the patent information.
https://www.google.ch/patents/US5377337
Jesse 1 Robinson <mailto:jesse1.robin...@sce.com>
November 15, 2016 at 11:42 AM
I received a question about 'ADMF', which I take to be Asynchronous
Data Mover Facility. Someone actually found via Google a couple of IBM
Main posts from Ed Finnell and from me (!) referring to turning it on
by LPAR. We both mentioned DB2. We both liked ADMF. ;-)
Problem is that I cannot now figure out for the life of me what the
heck it is/was. Wow, I must be getting really old. Ed's post mentioned
9672. I looked in PARMLIB. I looked at current HMC profiles. Nada.
Whatever it is/was, is it now history?
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