QIO Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring the QIO Subsystem

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Configuring QIO in Individual Processors

QIO allows you to configure each processor independently of the others. This lets you

assign programs with different memory needs to individual processors that have been

tailored to specific requirements.

To configure QIO in individual processors, analyze your system for QIO clients and

QIO usage and configure QIO in each processor based on those needs. For example,

in processors 0 - 2 you might configure all of your LIFs. This is QIO intensive, so those

processors would have QIO in the default location where it gets the full 512 MB of

space. In processors 3 - 6 you might run your SQL applications and move QIO to

Kseg2 to allow more memory for applications.

How to Associate the Configuration File With

QIO

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Associating a New Configuration File When One Does not Already Exist on

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Changing an Existing Configuration File on page 2-19

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Reverting to an Original Configuration File on page 2-20

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Falling Back to the Default Configuration on page 2-21

Associating a New Configuration File When One Does not

Already Exist

Follow these instructions to associate a configuration file with QIO when one does not

already exist in QIO.

Task 1

Determine if a configuration file is already defined for the QIOMON process.

Enter the following command:

-> INFO process $zzkrn.#qiomon, detail