Re: How to find out way our oninit is slow?

David Williams wrote: > > In article <36125DF0.54B3@netcomuk.co.uk>, Neil Truby > <ntruby@netcomuk.co.uk> writes > >kroy@Celestica.com wrote: [SNIP] What is the apps PDQPRIORITY? What is MAXPDQPRIORITY? It may be that that one app is hogging all available resources. The onstat -g ses that Neil suggested will show a large number of threads and memory segments in this case. Remember that the actual granularity of resources is NOT the 1% that the PDQPRIORITY parameter seems to allow. If you have 4 CPU VPs a task running PDQPRIORITY=10 will use 25% of your CPU resources since you cannot allocate less than one CPU VP at a time. Therefore four copies of such a beasty running concurrently can hog close to 100% of the server especially if the working dataset it small enough to fit in the BUFFER cache so the tasks never go into I/O wait. > Run Art Kagel's dostats.ec from www.iiug.org > [Thanks for the mention in the version history Art!!!] Credit where it's due David. You are welcome and thank you. Art S. Kagel