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ricardolisboa
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Is there a way to check with a MVS command the CPU utilization of a system??
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 Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:26 pm Post subject: Re: MVS command the CPU utilization of a system |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Ricardo and welcome to the forums,
In tso/ispf, go to sdsf and enter da. |
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ricardolisboa
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| Dick, i wanna a MVS command. I dont wanna use TSO. |
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dick scherrer
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Huh 
What kind of "mvs" command did you have in mind?
TSO/ISPF commands are usually considered mvs. . .
Where else do you enter mvs commands? |
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ricardolisboa
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| On the master console! |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Ricardo,
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| On the master console! |
Ah - been quite a while since i "drove" an operator console  If i knew a command, i've forgotten it.
Things i've used in recent years have been SDSF (free), SYSVIEW, Omegamon and such.
I'll keep looking. . .
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UmeySan
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