SRM information
The SRM considers a number of factors in a system-wide look at resource utilization.
- ASM Queue length
- Percentage below 16M fixed
- CPU utilization thresholds for demand paging analysis
- CPU utilization
- Demand paging rate
- Page fault rate
- Paging delay time thresholds for demand paging analysis
- Ppaging delay time in milliseconds
- Total paging rate
- Unreferenced interval count
- Percentage of total real storage fixed
Some SRM information commands show how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system. In Figure 1, this information appears in the far right columns.
SYS >> WLM Goal mode OPT=00 SYSRES=(G1A01C,824A) << RCT _____ Field ________ __Value__ ___Low___ __High___ __Effect___ CPGR Common Page-in Rate 5 2 4 *WSS-INC* CWSS Common Target WKST 50 50 32767 RBEL % Fixed Frames (below 16Meg) 28 82 88 *MPL-INC* RCPU CPU Utilization 55 101 101 *MPL-INC*
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- SRM does not use this value for decision-making, or high-low thresholds do not exist.
- *MPL-INC*
- Multiprogramming level is increased.
- *MPL-DEC*
- Multiprogramming level is decreased.
- *PROCE-INC*
- Number of processors enabled for I/O interruptions is increased.
- *PROCE-DEC*
- Number of processors enabled for I/O interruptions is decreased.
- *THNK-INC*
- Think time is increased.
- *THNK-DEC*
- Think time is decreased.
- *WSS-INC*
- Working set size is increased.
- *WSS-DEC*
- Working set size is decreased.
- CPGR
- Displays common area page-in rate.
- Type:
- Minor of SYS
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- CWSS
- Displays common area target working set size in frames.
- LUIC
- Displays unreferenced interval count and threshold for logical
swap think time adjustment.
This command displays current system-wide high UIC, as well as the happy values used to adjust the system think time, which the THNK minor of SYS displays.
- RBEL
- Displays percent of real storage less than 16 MB fixed.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- RCPR
- Displays average percentage CPU utilization as calculated by RMF™.
This command displays the average percent CPU utilization computed by RMF. To use this command, RMF API support must be installed. In addition, the Monitor I CPU report must be active.
- RCPU
- Displays CPU utilization.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
In an LPAR environment, SRM does not take into account LPAR non-dispatch time, which can lead to inflated values being reported. Use the RCPR command instead.
- RCT
- Provides title line.
RCT provides a title line under which the output for the rest of the commands described in this section can appear.
The Low and High values come from the user’s PARMLIB. The Effect column states how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- RCTA
- Displays current SRM averages.
RCTA displays the Unreferenced Interval Count (UIC), page fault rate, CPU utilization, and ASMQ average values. The ASMQ is a queue of page I/O requests that are unserviced or incomplete.
The SRM averages these values over the last MPL adjustment interval. In an LPAR environment, SRM does not take into account LPAR non-dispatch time, which can lead to inflated values being reported. Use the RCPR command instead.
The average CPU utilization value calculated by the SRM varies from 0 to 100 percent, even if there are two or more processors active. The value is a utilization for the system as a whole. This value can actually be set by the SRM to 128 percent. This is a signal that, during the previous SRM interval, none of the processors ever entered the wait state, and more work (up to 28 tasks) is waiting for the CPU.
- RCTH
- Displays current SRM high thresholds.
UIC, paging, CPU utilization, and ASMQ high values appear.
The ASMQ is a queue of page I/O requests that are unserviced or incomplete.
The SRM averages this value over the last 20 seconds.
- RCTI
- Displays number of samples.
Usually thirty samples are taken.
- RCTL
- Displays current SRM low thresholds.
Unreferenced Interval Count (UIC), paging, CPU utilization, and ASMQ low values appear.
The ASMQ is a queue of page I/O requests that are unserviced or incomplete.
The SRM averages this value over the last 20 seconds.
- RPAG
- Displays page fault rate.
The page fault rate is the sum of page-ins and reclaims.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- RREA
- Displays percent of total real storage fixed.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- RTPG
- Displays total paging rate.
- RTPI
- Displays percent of I/O interrupts handled via TPI.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- RUIC
- Displays unreferenced interval count.
This command shows how the current values affect SRM adjustments to the system.
- THNK
- Displays system think time for logical swapping.