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<p>The default value of 2 means that if there are more than twice as many units of zIIP offloadable work waiting to be processed in a zIIP subtask as there are active subtasks, and fewer than AMPSUBZ subtasks are currently running, another zIIP offload subtask is activated. </p>
<p>The default value of 2 means that if there are more than twice as many units of zIIP offloadable work waiting to be processed in a zIIP subtask as there are active subtasks, and fewer than AMPSUBZ subtasks are currently running, another zIIP offload subtask is activated. </p>
<p>SCHDOFLZ has no effect if zIIP SRBs are not in effect in an Online (NMPSUBZ=0) or if the number of active SRBs (AMPSUBZ) is set to 0 or 1. (If AMPSUBZ=1, a zIIP subtask is activated as soon as there is any offloadable work and then runs until there is no more offloadable work for it to process.)</p>
<p>SCHDOFLZ has no effect if zIIP SRBs are not in effect in an Online (NMPSUBZ=0) or if the number of active SRBs (AMPSUBZ) is set to 0 or 1. (If AMPSUBZ=1, a zIIP subtask is activated as soon as there is any offloadable work and then runs until there is no more offloadable work for it to process.)</p>
<p>The [[SCHDOFL parameter]] performs the same function as <var>SCHDOFLZ</var> for non-SRB MP subtasks and the [[SCHDOFLS parameter]] controls how aggressively MP subtasks will be started to help zIIP subtasks out and how aggressively MP subtasks will take work from zIIP subtasks. 
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Revision as of 00:31, 28 July 2016

Threshold for activating zIIP subtasks

Summary

Default value
2
Parameter type
System
Where set
On User 0's parameter line or reset by system manager.
Related products
All
Introduced
Model 204 V7.4

Description

Applies to z/OS only

On a z/OS system, Model 204 zIIP support enables you to offload Model 204 work from regular processors to zIIP processors.

SCHDOFLZ specifies the target number of threads on the zIIP offload queue per active task. Setting this parameter makes the Model 204 zIIP subtask scheduler more responsive to instantaneous increases in load.

The default value of 2 means that if there are more than twice as many units of zIIP offloadable work waiting to be processed in a zIIP subtask as there are active subtasks, and fewer than AMPSUBZ subtasks are currently running, another zIIP offload subtask is activated.

SCHDOFLZ has no effect if zIIP SRBs are not in effect in an Online (NMPSUBZ=0) or if the number of active SRBs (AMPSUBZ) is set to 0 or 1. (If AMPSUBZ=1, a zIIP subtask is activated as soon as there is any offloadable work and then runs until there is no more offloadable work for it to process.)

The SCHDOFL parameter performs the same function as SCHDOFLZ for non-SRB MP subtasks and the SCHDOFLS parameter controls how aggressively MP subtasks will be started to help zIIP subtasks out and how aggressively MP subtasks will take work from zIIP subtasks.