SMF perfmon problem

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Steve,

Saw your note in the IDMS-L digest. I've had no problems going to
16.0. Any chance your sysgen statistics parm was changed? That has to
be set to at least TASK COLLECT for perfmon to work.

John





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Re: SMF perfmon problem
"Hi John,

Thanks for the reply. I checked the sysgen and yes I have TASK COLLECT
specified. I checked my #PMOPT member in PPOPTIONS
and this is the values:
#PMOPT ,
AMACT=YES,
AMDCLOG=NO,
AMSMF=YES,
AMSMFSZ=8180,
DCSTATS=NO,
IMACT=NO,
IMDCLOG=NO,
IMSMF=NO,
SMFRCID=230
END

So by everything I see it should be cutting smf 230 rec's.

Thanks,
Steve

[ca.portal.admin]

Steve,

Saw your note in the IDMS-L digest. I've had no problems going to
16.0. Any chance your sysgen statistics parm was changed? That has to
be set to at least TASK COLLECT for perfmon to work.

John





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Dictionary page sizes
"In the past, we used to give the load area (DDLDCLOD) a larger page size
than the dictionary area proper (DDLDML). I don't what the rationale
was for this, or if it is still valid. Are there any guidelines for
dictionary page sizes? And what about the SQL catalog?

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Re: Dictionary page sizes
"Kay,
The load area was usually sized to try and keep all TXT-088 via records
for a module clustered to minimize IO during program load.

However, if you have a large enough program pool, this becomes moot.

I have no experience with the SQL catalog, but basic ""minimize IO &
overflow"" rules should still apply.

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