Re: ASP threshold

[Henrik Rützou <hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I may have misunderstod this tread, but as far as I remember a number
of services closes down when the treshold is reached - amoung others FTP?

On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 1:52 PM, Jim Oberholtzer <
midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Rob,
>
> The Distribution services and such will behave the same as they did before,
> but at V4R2 we were able to programmatically grab control of what happened
> when that limit was reached.  Most folks just put out the message (I think
> that's the default) but other customers will have a program that handles
> the
> situation more elegantly.
>
> The bigger problem we see now is with replicated systems, particularly
> PowerHA.  It can be nasty if the primary system goes down hard.
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> So is that basically saying that all actions which used to be done by that
> SST number are no longer performed and if you want such activities they are
> done via the QSTGLOW* system values?
>
> In years past the SST number would do things like shut down snads and
> whatnot.  Are you saying none of those actions are done at the SST number
> anymore?
>
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> From:   paul.roy@xxxxxxx
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> the process is documented here :
> http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1018284
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> Paul
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> From:   rob@xxxxxxxxx
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> Date:   10/08/2015 16:54
> Subject:        ASP threshold
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> Does IBM document anywhere exactly what actions, if any, occur when
> threshold is exceeded?
>
>
>                         Select ASP to Change Threshold
>
>                            ----Protected---  ---Unprotected--
>  ASP  Threshold  Overflow       Size  %Used       Size  %Used
>    1      90%    No                0  0.00%    3131747 89.77%
>
>
> This is the SST threshold, which is different than WRKSYSVAL QSTGLOW*
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