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Improving QMF for TSO performance with larger buffer sizes Community Blog
QMFDevelopment
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QMF has been improving performance for its TSO client with various enhancements. This blog discusses how increasing QMF’s fetch buffer size using a new QMF global variable can help to decrease I/O and improve performance. With the new global variable,...
from Blog: QMF Blog and News From The Lab
Modified on by QMFDevelopment
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VSAM File Buffer Storage Allocation Changes Under LE z/VSE
For my first 2017 blog entry I thought I would discuss a change that has been implemented since LE z/VSE 1.4.8 but may have not gathered much attention. While only directly affecting C/VSE and LE/C run-time library users, any non-C/VSE applications that...
from Blog: Language Environment for z/VSE
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Using GatewayScript "Buffers" to process GBs of binary data efficiently |
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How to set a large trace buffer in DB2 LUW
This might be commonly used now a days. But, questions on this come up over and over still. So, trying to put few lines on that. Generally, the db2trc has a maximum buffer size ...
from Blog: Thoughts from Support
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Debugging Sametime Instant Message Sending issue Community Blog
Debugging Sametime Instant Message
Sending issue Environment :
Sametime 9.0 Community Server on Windows 2008, Sametime Connect client 9.0
20130911 on Windows 7 Problem description ： User can login to Community
server (im.acme.com) but cannot...
from Blog: IBM Client Self Assist
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IT12929: ADD THREE BUFFER COMPARE FUNCTIONS TO GATEWAYSCRIPT
Last Friday May fixpack shipped, and one of the APARs fixed was IT12929: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?crawler=1&uid=swg1IT12929 It was already delivered in 7.5.0.0, but since Friday it is available on all v7 release branches as well. (if you...
from Blog: HermannSW
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z/VSE: QDIO input / output queue buffer configuration
Last week I had a blog entry on the z/VSE Collection documentation - see here . The link worked just a few days. Therefore I updated the blog entry. Now to the topic for today: Some month ago I had a blog entry on configurable QDIO (queued Direct I/O) input /...
from Blog: z/VSE Blog
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Wireshark V2 IO Graph - TCP Performance rwin cwnd Community Blog
mreede
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The new V2 IO Graph of a capture at the sender can be used to graph the offered windowsize versus the bytes in flight. You can then easily see whether the slowdown stems from insufficient buffers at the receiver or from a low congestion window at the...
from Blog: IP wizards
Modified on by mreede
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z/VSE 6.1:preview: configurable (QDIO) output buffers
With z/VSE 5.1 we introduced "Configurable input buffers for HiperSockets and OSA-Express devices" to improve TCP/IP throughput. Since HiperSockets transfers the data synchronously, successful delivery of data depends on if there are any free QDIO...
from Blog: z/VSE Blog
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APARs PJ42415 and PJ42322 - OSA enhancements
Inbound packets from the network are placed into an OSA read buffer. If all read buffers for an OSA-Express connection become full, it is likely that some packets after that will be dropped causing TCP data out of order and retransmit conditions as well...
from Blog: TPF Blog
Modified on by Paul Telesca
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Performance buffers for Brocade ISLs
seb_
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11 Comments
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Sometimes we notice that an ISL is actually a bottleneck in a fabric. Not a congestion bottleneck where the throughput demand is just too high for the ISL's bandwidth. This one could be solved by putting another cable between the both switches. But if you...
from Blog: seb's sanblog
Modified on by seb_
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Why database logs are more important than user data? Community Blog
Tapas Saha
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What are database logs? They are minimal records generated by transactional writes to keep track of database changes. In all senses, they are nothing but side products generated out of write operations within transactions; and are not something served out of,...
Modified on by Tapas Saha
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Of VCs and tunnels - Inside the SAN06B-R
seb_
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I don't always write technical blog posts. But when I do I make them long and the conclusion contains a request to you my readers to do this or that. I won't do that today. Today is about a behavior I observed, but I won't propose anything. Feel...
from Blog: seb's sanblog
Modified on by seb_
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OpenAdmin Tool: Use Heat Map Graphs to monitor Extent and Buffer Pool Usage
OpenAdmin Tool: Use Heat Map Graphs to monitor Extent and Buffer Pool Usage OpenAdmin Tool (OAT) version 3.11 includes new Heat Map graphs to aid
in the performance analysis of your Informix database server. View
extent and buffer pool usage in a heat...
from Blog: Informix Experts
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While trying to simulate buffer overflow on my Ubuntu Linux Community Blog
I was trying to simulate a buffer overflow attack using a simple C program on my Ubuntu machine. I have read a bit of theory on stack smashing etc using buffer overflows so wanted to give a try on my own. I wrote the following C code :
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from Blog: Real world Linux
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Communication Setting Optimizations: Fetch Buffer Size
cheetahblog
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The fetch buffer size (FET_BUF_SIZE, FBS) setting applies to Informix
client-server communications when using the SQLI protocol. While it
can be set for other types besides TCP (shared memory or pipe), as we
will see, it is only really useful for TCP...
from Blog: Informix Experts
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Possible Synch I/O increase with low VPSEQT Community Blog
In V9 there is a chance that a sequential buffer pool page may be stolen when a random getpage miss occurs. This page was incorrectly not removed from the sequential LRU chain, so it would remain subject to the VPSEQT threshold. This could result in a...
from Blog: Db2 for z/OS Exchange Forum
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Defining SAN performance-related terms
seb_
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I claim that in 2012 performance problems will keep their place amongst the most frequent and most impacting problems in the SAN. In many of the cases the client's users really notice a performance impact and so the admin calls for support. Other support cases...
from Blog: seb's sanblog
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TWS for z/OS - CURRENT PLAN VSAM LSR BUFFERING PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION Community Blog
Hello Community, this entry describes a performance enhancement involving the current plan VSAM dataset LSR buffering to be used in case of big workloads. Apar PM12394 that implements the enhancement, is available all TWS for z/OS releases (8.3.0 and later)....
from Blog: System z Management
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