On 2/8/06, Roland P. Chung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Enter the number of your selection and press the ENTER key: > > 1 Display System Activity > 2 Display Channel and Device Activity > 3 Display Storage Layout > 4 Display CICS TS Storage
I think you're comparing different beasts. Your CMS session is your own private single-user operating system. Things like STORMAP are mainly for debugging your single-user CMS application. z/VM is a multi-user operating system that runs a lot of virtual machines each with their own copy of an operating system (e.g. CMS, VSE, Linux, z/OS, TPF, AIX/370, Music, etc). In that case z/VM (or rather CP) manages real storage to provide each virtual machine with its own address space. To understand whether CP has enough resources to run all those virtual machines, see who is using how much, that's what you use a Performance Monitor for. Like ESALPS, see http://velocitysoftware.com/ Rob -- Rob van der Heij rvdheij @ gmail.com Velocity Software, Inc
