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arthy
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| We have different business units running their workload on a particular lpar, we would like to calculate the utilisation of each one based on the jobs that are being processed for individual business units. We tried CBT617 but not with much luck . Kindly suggest a freeware to calculate the CPU utilisation for each business unit . |
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PeterHolland
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| Ask the capacity people. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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expat
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WOW, that's going to be some backdated bill when it finally arrives  |
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Robert Sample
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CBT file 799, perhaps?
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//***FILE 799 is from Kevin Dengsong and contains a package to * FILE 799
//* process SMF Type 30 records, written in COBOL. * FILE 799 |
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