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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Limits DBIDs when using IOS Branch Entry. | Limits DBIDs when using IOS Branch Entry. | ||
==Usage== | |||
During initialization Model 204 calculates a default number of Disk Buffer I/O control blocks (DBIDs). If you are using IOS Branch Entry, this default number may be unnecessarily high. Use the MAXSIMIO parameter to allocate a smaller number of DBIDs. | |||
<p>Using a lower MAXSIMIO value when you are also using IOS Branch Entry limits the number of DBIDs allocated and results in storage savings. If you are not using IOS Branch Entry, an explicit MAXSIMIO setting is ignored and the value calculated by Model 204 is used instead.</p> | |||
[[Category:System parameters]] | [[Category:System parameters]] | ||
[[Category:Parameters]] | [[Category:Parameters]] | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 30 March 2017
Max simultaneous disk I/Os
Summary
- Default value
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32 * (NSUBTKS+NSERVS), if using IOS Branch Entry (XMEMOPT=2)
(32*(NSUBTKS+NSERVS))+LDKBMWND, if not using IOS Branch Entry
- Parameter type
- System
- Where set
- By system manager or on User 0's line
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V7.4
Description
Limits DBIDs when using IOS Branch Entry.
Usage
During initialization Model 204 calculates a default number of Disk Buffer I/O control blocks (DBIDs). If you are using IOS Branch Entry, this default number may be unnecessarily high. Use the MAXSIMIO parameter to allocate a smaller number of DBIDs.
Using a lower MAXSIMIO value when you are also using IOS Branch Entry limits the number of DBIDs allocated and results in storage savings. If you are not using IOS Branch Entry, an explicit MAXSIMIO setting is ignored and the value calculated by Model 204 is used instead.