Re: Source of SYSLOAVG value in RMF3

Thanks Roger. I did actually stumble across this after some more googling on 'WEB queue', and have had a play with it, but think it is more aligned with dump analysis, than info on a running system. Whilst it does work on a running system, it is very slow, and very cpu intensive. My main aim at

Re: Source of SYSLOAVG value in RMF3

On Sun, 26 Nov 2017 01:33:40 +, Graham Harris wrote: >Would anyone happen to know where the "SYSLOAVG" (stands for 'system load >average') value in RMF3 comes from? >I think it is also known as the WEB queue. > >I have ploughed through the data areas manuals, and cant

Source of SYSLOAVG value in RMF3

Would anyone happen to know where the "SYSLOAVG" (stands for 'system load average') value in RMF3 comes from? I think it is also known as the WEB queue. I have ploughed through the data areas manuals, and cant see any obvious candidate control block at an LPAR level, but i may not be searching