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II14645: HIGH CPU, HIGH ECSA USAGE, SPIN LOOPS IN RSM. OCCURS WITH DB2 V10, AND AN OEM PRODUCT (SEE SCRATCH PAD) USING IARCP64

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APAR status

  • INTRAN

Error description

  • Upon migrating to DB2 V10 along with an OEM monitor product V5.0
    (see scratch pad), the OEM product created 10s' of thousands of
    high virtual private memory objects, via the IARCP64 interface
    for creating 64bit cell pools.
    
    When the OEM product attempted to clean up the cell pool(s) via
    IARCP64 DELETE, spin loops and performance delays resulted,
    affecting other components including, but not limited to, VTAM
    and TCPIP.
    
    Below is a sample image from the SYSTEM TRACE table showing the
    issuance of the IARCP64 DELETE, followed by RSM's internal
    issuance of the IARV64 (automatic), followed by other CPU's then
    beginning to be affected by spin loops and performaance delays.
    
    04-01AC 009BE900  PC ... IARCP64 DELETE caller @ 00_188F97
    
    04-01AC 009BE900  PC     ...  Storage  Obtain
    04-01AC 009BE900  SSRV   132  Storage  Obtain   08:15:52.389233
    04-01AC 009BE900  PR     ...
    04-01AC 009BE900  SUSP        00000000 00000000 08:15:52.389235
    04-01AC 009BE900  DSP         00000001 00000000 08:15:52.389236
    04-01AC 009BE900  PC     ...  IarV64
    04-01AC 009BE900  SUSP        00000000 00000000 08:15:52.389239
    04-01AC 009BE900  DSP         00000001 00000000 08:15:52.389473
    04-01AC 009BE900  PC     ...  LocAscb
    04-01AC 009BE900  PR     ...
    
    A little more than a second later we see other CPUs begin to
    ected by this, followed by an SSRV from RSM's IarV64 Detach in
    4.
    
    07 01AC 009BE240  SPIN LKX/S  08000000 00000000 08:15:53.438058
    00 0034 009CED90  SPIN RI/S   80000001 00FAC100 08:15:53.438118
    01 0006 009FCC68  SPIN RI/S   80000001 00000000 08:15:53.616804
    0A 0001 051C5480  SPIN LKX/S  80000000 00000000 08:15:54.131919
    08 00B0 03FE7600  SPIN LKX/S  80000001 00000000 08:15:54.131927
    0B 00C6 009FE050  SPIN LKX/S  00000001 00000000 08:15:54.132906
    05 0058 009FE050  SPIN LKX/S  00000001 00000000 08:15:54.132906
    06 00B9 009FE050  SPIN LKX/S  00000001 00000000 08:15:54.132907
    09 00D0 009FE050  SPIN LKX/S  00000001 00000000 08:15:54.132907
    03 00E2 009FE050  SPIN LKX/S  80000005 00000000 08:15:54.132914
    02 0025 0098D988  SPIN LKX/S  00000000 00000000 08:15:54.133766
    04 ******** TIME-GAP OF OVER 00000003 SECS.     08:15:55.505938
    04 01AC 009BE900  SSRV            IarV64 Detach 08:15:55.505938
    
    The SSRV IARV64 Detach is the indication that the IARV64 issued
    by RSM has completed, but the delays are the result of 10's of
    thousands of Memory Objects having to be processed.  More than
    75,000 memory objects (private) were seen in one of these
    instances.
    
    A temporary circumvention is to stop/restart the OEM product,
    but a fix has been provided by the OEM (see scratch pad).
    

Local fix

  • Stop/Restart the OEM monitor product
    

Problem summary

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

  • APAR number

    II14645

  • Reported component name

    V2 LIB INFO ITE

  • Reported component ID

    INFOV2LIB

  • Reported release

    001

  • Status

    INTRAN

  • PE

    NoPE

  • HIPER

    NoHIPER

  • Special Attention

    NoSpecatt

  • Submitted date

    2012-05-14

  • Closed date

  • Last modified date

    2012-05-15

  • APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

  • APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Fix information

Applicable component levels

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Document Information

Modified date:
15 May 2012