I do not, but I will put it on my to-do list
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Subject: Re: [nv-l] 7.1.4 performance ?
Jane, Scott,
do you already have applied IY50663 ?
I would be very interested in ovwdb cpu usage after having this test fix
installed.
Kind regards
Oliver Bruchhaeuser
Tivoli NetView EMEA L2 Support
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I've seen similar. I am a little surprised that the default is to have
this turned on. I might suggest the next version of the Release Notes
do at least have a large warning somewhere about performance degradation
with FFDC, if you keep the deafult as having it switched on.
Personally, I've just configured it off.
Cheers,
Jane
Barr, Scott wrote:
>Turning FFDC off dropped OVWDB performance from 50% of a CPU to 15% -
results aren't "conclusive" but sure seems dramatic to me.
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>Jane,
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>this are two complete different things.
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>The Autotrace is more like a (source) code trace.
>You (no, not you ;-) see what code has been executed during the snapshoot
>... with FDDC before the core happens.
>Similar to the dbxprof tool you might got from support in the past to look
>whats going on if you have performance problems or have found a possible
>loop.
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>The nettl subsystem only trace things what the developer though what is
>worth to (in different classes, subsystems).
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>But I might be wrong and some other guys know it better.....
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>Kind regards
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>Oliver Bruchhaeuser
>Tivoli NetView EMEA L2 Support
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>Many thanks, Oliver,
>Does this mean that the nettl subsystem is now redundant? It still
>seems to run as ever, although I almost never had cause to use it.
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>Cheers,
>Jane
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>Oliver Bruchhaeuser wrote:
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>>Jane,
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>>I fear this isn't really interesting for the "normal" NetView user.
>>The created Autotrace packages are in binary format and you need a
special
>>viewer
>>and a code database for the traced product to view them.
>>It is only there for support. Preverably L3 support.
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>>Nervertheless the atctl command reference for your curiousity ;-):
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