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Solution Type Technical Instruction Sure Solution 1451050.1 : VSM - Chain Breaking Values for Command Chain for various Microcode level
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Applies to:Sun StorageTek VSM System - Version 4 to 5C [Release 4.0 to 5.0]Information in this document applies to any platform. GoalThis document shows the values set per VSM microcode for chain breaking, also called Sync Sort changes. FixSome sort and/or back-up utilities are used in zOS MainFrame that use long command chains to improve efficiency. The VSM product will break the long chains of commands at specific intervals to facilitate execution of other applications that are waiting for processor time within the VSM to become available. VSM engineering came up with different values of execution time and break time in different release of VSM Mocrocodes. The following explains the idea behind it and values in various Micrcodes for VTSS are explained below: Values are used in an attempt to stop one application from acquiring then maintaining control of one of the interfaces in the VTSS. This is accomplished by breaking the command chaining sequence thus allowing another application to use the interface.
D02.14 and later codes : Chain Break Option from DOP - this feature, primarily for the VSM4(but not limited to), provides the ability to modify the command chain breaking algorithm dynamically thru the DOP Configuration screen. There are three chain break settings - HIGH. MEDIUM, and LOW. The HIGH setting is the default and will break long command chains more frequently allowing shorter chain jobs a better chance to run. The MEDIUM setting forces a balanced chain break that does not favor long or short chain jobs. The LOW setting breaks the chain least frequently allowing the jobs like SyncSort and DB2 to run at their max rate without being interrupted. The actual chain breaking values for these settings are as follows: HIGH: MEDIUM: LOW: Changing the break setting is immediate and does not require any other action.
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