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High CPU consumption in VSAM Record Management due to COBPACK-OS ESMS
Hi all,

While trying to tune  Batch Jobs / Cobol Programs using Strobe , I
came across this . Strobe Profile / Report shows Most CPU consuming
Procedure as VSAM RECORD MANAGEMENT. While the Attribution Table for
VSAM RECORD MANAGEMENT shows COBPACK-OS ESMS as the function which
causes much of the CPU consumption.This function  alone consumes as
high as 50% of CPU utilization. I would like to more about this
function. Can anyone help me ?

Regards,
saravanan

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GM
12-17-07 11:56 PM


Re: High CPU consumption in VSAM Record Management due to COBPACK-OS ESMS
VSAM tuning is a "big deal" in the IBM mainframe world.  There are lots of
papers on it and you may want to use the IBM-MAIN list for "hints and tips" 
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but without more information, I doubt they will be able to help you.

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Bill Klein
wmklein <at> ix.netcom.com
"GM" <gm.saravanan@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ebabacd8-b97a-477f-b4da-92bd59164161@a35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Hi all,
>
> While trying to tune  Batch Jobs / Cobol Programs using Strobe , I
> came across this . Strobe Profile / Report shows Most CPU consuming
> Procedure as VSAM RECORD MANAGEMENT. While the Attribution Table for
> VSAM RECORD MANAGEMENT shows COBPACK-OS ESMS as the function which
> causes much of the CPU consumption.This function  alone consumes as
> high as 50% of CPU utilization. I would like to more about this
> function. Can anyone help me ?
>
> Regards,
> saravanan



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William M. Klein
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