Hello,

still very green behind the ears but i'll do my best to explain it as best
as i can.

We are currently running sles10 SP3 under z/VM 5.4. The linux has an lvm
consisting of about 140 MOD9 disks for our db2 database.
We are in progress of migrating al our linux to sles11 so i was looking
into a way to use bigger disks as to be able to manage them easier.

I thought about using hyperpav so i set up 2 completly similar test
systems except for the lvm :
PAV0 :  36 mod 9 disk, 12 stripes
PAV1 :  12 mod 27 disk each one in a different CU, 24 aliasses (2 for each
cu), 12 stripes

Now when i run multiple db2 scripts at the same tiem on them, the progress
time and memory usage is about the same.
However the cpu usage of the PAV1 is 3 times as much as the PAV0 when i
check in the "ibm performance toolkit for VM"
In linux itself PAV0 stays around 30-40% while PAV1 sometimes goes as high
as 180%.

Is this normal? If not what can i do to  fix it.

Christophe Geylens

System Engineer | Corporate IT
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