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Unit 10, Section 2: OSAM data sets and bufferingThis video provides an overview of OSAM data sets and OSAM buffer pools, and how these components affect IMS TM performance. |
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Unit 10, Section 1: VSAM data sets and bufferingThis video provides an overview of VSAM data sets, which come in several varieties: key-sequenced data sets (KSDS) and entry-sequenced data set (ESDS). The video also discusses how to tune VSAM… |
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Unit 9, Section 3: Identifying the source of excess IWAIT timeThis video describes the following IMS Monitor reports that can be used to analyze an IMS IWAIT problem:Program summary report Program I/O report Call Summary report |
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Unit 9, Section 2: IRLM overview and how to reduce program elapsed timesThis video describes IRLM, IRLM startup parameters such as SCOPE and PC, and how these components affect performance. |
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Unit 9, Section 1: Components of program elapsed timeThis video describes the components of program elapsed time and how and want to monitor in terms of IMS TM performance. |
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Unit 8, Section 1: Program loadingThis video describes: Which IMS Monitor reports document program load time The program loading techniques available for an IMS MPR Key MPR JCL parameters that impact program load The steps IMS MPRs… |
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Unit 7, Section 7: Application termination processingThis video describes the process of terminating applications, including how output messages are queued to a final destination. |
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Unit 7, Section 6: IMS TM scheduling poolsThis video covers Partition Specification Table (PST), the PSB Segment Intent List (PSIL), PDIR, PSB work pool, and other pools and control blocks that can affect IMS TM performance. |
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Unit 7, Section 5: IMS TM scheduling, part 4: failures and conflictsThis video describes two categories of failures: external conflicts and internal conflicts. |
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Unit 7, Section 2: IMS TM scheduling, part 1: scheduling options and typesThis video describes the following scheduling parameter, options, and types:PROCLIM Wait-For-Input (WFI) Pseudo Wait-For-Input (WFI) SERIAL scheduling PARALLEL scheduling Application load balancing |
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Unit 7, Section 1: IMS scheduler overviewThis video provides an overview of the IMS Scheduler. At the request of the dependent region, transactions are selected and scheduled by priority within class. |
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Unit 6, Section 5: Monitoring z/OSResource Measurement Facility (RMF) is an IBM z/OS component that enables z/OS systems programmers and performance analysts to assess how well systems are performing. This video shows how RMF creates… |
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Unit 6, Section 4: Additional options for WLM goal modeThis video describes more options that you can use for WLM goal mode, such as CPU critical, storage critical, and report class. |
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Unit 6, Section 3: WLM definition menuThis video describes the Workload Manager Definition menu. The Definition menu is the central place for entering your service definition. When you set up a service definition, you must enter a… |
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Unit 6, Section 2: Work Load Manager goal modeThe Workload Manager (WLM) component of z/OS monitors a system and determines how much resource should be given to each item of work to meet the goals that you have defined for it. This video… |
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Unit 6, Section 1: z/OS dispatcherThe z/OS dispatcher assigns CPU processors based on the importance of address spaces. This video describes how there can be many address spaces involved in supporting IMS functionality, and that they… |