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	<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>		<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>
	<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower <var>[[PRIORITY_parameter\|priority]]</var> user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>		<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower <var>[[PRIORITY_parameter\|priority]]</var> user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>
	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of <var>[[IOSLICE_parameter\|IOSLICE]]</var>.</p>
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	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>		<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>
	<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower priority user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>		<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower <var>[[PRIORITY_parameter\|priority]]</var> user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>
	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>
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	<dd>All		<dd>All
	<dt>Introduced		<dt>Introduced
	<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V6.1</var> or earlier		<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V2.1</var> or earlier
	</dl>		</dl>

	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>		<p>The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users</p>

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	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>
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	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>
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	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>
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	<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower priority user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>		<p>This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower priority user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.</p>
	<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>		<p>Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.</p>
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==Summary==
<dl>
<dt>Default value
<dd>250
<dt>Parameter type
<dd>System
<dt>Where set
<dd>On User 0's parameter line or reset by system manager
<dt>Related products
<dd>All
<dt>Introduced
<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V6.1</var> or earlier
</dl>
==Description==
The server real-time slice allotment in milliseconds for non-CPU-bound users
This parameter controls the time a non-CPU-bound user is allowed to remain in a server area without performing any terminal I/O. It is used primarily when a lower priority user in a server is denied CPU time because of higher priority, CPU-bound users. The latter type might be waiting for a server and might be of sufficient priority to be run in a server.
Decreasing SIOSLICE might generate increased server I/O, but it offers better service to higher priority users when there are few servers or when <var class="product">Model 204</var> is being run on a heavily overloaded system. Increasing this parameter can lower server I/O, but at the same time it diminishes the response differential between low and high priority users. SIOSLICE must not be set to less than twice the value of IOSLICE.
[[Category: Scheduler Parameters]]
[[Category: System Parameters]]
[[Category:Parameters]]