Work Management and Basic Performance Tuning

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Description

This class provides an introduction to work management on the System i and the elements involved in processing a job. You will gain a basic understanding of the functions included in work management and how they affect the performance of jobs on your system. You will learn about objects such as subsystem descriptions, routing entries, job queues, and job classes.

Find out how these system objects work together to get work done on your system so that jobs run efficiently and smoothly. Learn how to monitor and manage subsystems for performance bottlenecks and fix those areas that need tuning.

You can take this class at 1 p.m. Central time on:

• June 8 & 10 or
• October 10 & 12

Who should attend?

System Operators, System Administrators, and anyone who needs a basic understanding of work management and performance tuning on the System i should attend.

Course Summary

This course concentrates on the elements of work management and basic performance tuning. Topics include:

• Work Management Overview
• All About Jobs
• Memory Pools
• Components of a Subsystem
• Work Management System Values
• Work Management Resources
• Work Management Functions and Commands

Prerequisites

1. A high-speed Internet connection (DSL, cable modem, or T1).

2. A screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher.

Registration

Each person who wants to take the class must register. Class size is limited to give participants the individual attention they need. Registration is required at least 72 hours before the class. You can cancel your registration up to 72 hours before the class without penalty. No-shows will be billed.

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