RE: CFINT01

[pedro.reis@xxxxxxxxx]

Andy,

This is a one-time occurence and there is no interactive job with
significant cpu alocation (not superior of 6%). Uprading the interactive
card maybe the long term solution,   the costs of that operation maybe a
disabling factor.
Is there a way of parameting the interactive alocation ?



Cordialement,
Best regards,
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                        05/11/2002 12:07
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Pedro,

Unless something is seriously wrong with your Operating System, this is
a clear indication that you have exceeded your machine's Interactive CPW
rating.

If this is a one-time occurrence, you may need to track down a renegade
interactive job.  If this happens frequently, you may need to consider
upgrading your interactive card, moving some work to batch, or
rescheduling your workload in some other way.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of pedro.reis@valeo.com
> Subject: CFINT01
>
> My AS400 is very slow processing , i blame a job named CFINT01, when i
do
> WRKSYSACT this job is taking   50% of my CPU,
> does anyone know if that job correspond to interactive  charge?
>
> Cordialement,
> Best regards,
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> Pedro Reis


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