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Probably the question you want to ask is how long are users
waiting and are other things not getting done?
Well all the jobs are submitted to a single threaded queue....(single threaded due to a design
limitation ).
Right now, there's 1800+ jobs waiting in the queue to run. CPU usage at 100%.
Seems like the CPU time spent creating the separate jobs would be better used running the process
needed.
Ideally, I'd like to have the process using data queues and multiple NEP's to handle the processing.
But it'd be a bigger job to allow multiple process to run at the same time if it's even possible (the
limitation is not an iSeries application design issue, an AIX box is involved).
I seem to remember an article with a example program that used data queues and automatically increased
or decreased the number of NEP jobs running. Anybody got a link to that?
Thanks,
Charles
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