The reason ,if I remember correctly is WAS runs better
or needed multiple cpus. Something to do with
swapping work. we don't have anything to monitor with
except for top and our load ,with few exceptions, is
very low.   Granted we are a small shop running a
z/890 a04 model 110 ,but again it works well for us.

Mace
--- Thomas Broman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> Hi.
> I'm just curius, what's the purpose of having 2
> virtuell cpu's defined when
> only 1 physical is around.
> br
> Thomas Broman
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> We run DB2 on 8 Linux virtual servers w/ z/VM. We
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> 2 cpus configured, even though there is only 1
> physical cpu, and it works well. DB2 does gripe
> about
> the second cpu but runs never the less.
> To answer your question, We pay for only 1 cpu and
> all
> is well.
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> Mace
> --- "Ceruti, Gerard G"
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> > Hi All
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> > I have been following the discussion on
> > consolidating Oracle on zSeries
> > Linux to exploit z/VM to achieve some license
> > saving, we are in the
> > process of doing a paper exercise to see what our
> > numbers would be, this
> > morning a question was asked " What about DB2 UDB
> ?"
> > as the license
> > model is also price per cpu, has anyone been down
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