I use a combination of relative and absolute for some of my servers such as this:
SET SHARE LNXWEB RELATIVE 100 ABSOLUTE 50% LIMITHARD This should let LNXWEB use the processor at the same relative share as th e other servers, but not let it use more than 50% of the processor. /Tom Kern /301-903-2211 On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 08:56:16 -0400, Anne Crabtree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >We have five linux instances running, two of which aren't really being >used, two are production and one is test. In the test linux instance, >they are running a web app (which I know nothing about). At certain >times during the day, this test instance will take close to 100% of the >IFL. We want to back it off so that it can take no more than 50% to see >how that affects them. Would it be logical to issue SET SHARE linux >RELATIVE 50 since it is defaulting to REL 100? Will that do what I >think and limit it to half of what the other virtual machines "get"? > >Anne D. Crabtree >System Programmer >WV Dept of Administration - OT >304-558-1494 >Fax 304-558-1441 >======================== ========================= ========================
