RE: LDFXxx System Tasks.

[Vivian.T.Bassani@xxxxxx]

The programs are compiled at V3R2 and saved at V3R2 but the system
that the programs are created on is a RISC system running V4R3. The
save file exists on the same V4R3. It seems that even if the system
is RISC and you compile/save to support a CISC version of the OS, then
when the programs are restored to a RISC based system some conversion
still takes place. There does not seem anyway of avoiding this as the
LDFXxx tasks, start running during the restore. Once the restore is complete
there is no overhead (conversion) that takes place on first use of the object.


Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 09:58:41 -0800
From: "Lemen, George (Contractor)" <george.lemen@weyerhaeuser.com>
Subject: RE: LDFXxx System Tasks.

 Vivian --
 With system value QFRCCVNRST = 0 you are telling the system not to convert
objects from CISC to RISC on the restore....... The restore will
take longer but your users will not see the hit.
George Lemen
CIBER Inc
Weyerhaeuser CER Technical Support and Operations Manager
Weyerhaeuser phone: (253) 924-7975
Weyerhaeuser e-mail: george.lemen@weyerhaeuser.com
CIBER Phone (425) 451-2575 x142
CIBER E-mail: glemen@ciber.com

> ----------
> From:   Vivian.T.Bassani@sb.com[SMTP:Vivian.T.Bassani@sb.com]
> Reply To:    MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Sent:   Thursday, February 24, 2000 9:02 AM
> To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:     LDFXxx System Tasks.
>
>
> When restoring programs compiled and saved at V3R2 to a system running
> either V4R3/V4R4 from a save file, the system suffers from performance
> issues.
> There are 4/5 LDFXxx system tasks running, with each taking around 20% of
> the
> systems
> CPU. The QFRCCVNRST system value is set to '0' and the FRCOBJCVN parameter
> is
> set to *SYSVAL. When the objects are saved at V4R3/V4R4, the LDFXxx jobs
> are
> present but only use a minimal
> amount of CPU. Can anyone tell me what these tasks are doing? I seem to
> remember
> having the same problem
>  a few years back but have forgotten.
>
> Thanks
>
> Viv
>


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