Thanks you , But, we need to go to parallel sysplex, do you think my cics will be good about time response ?

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Asunto Re: CICS Uniprocessor ?

What IBM says is true -- CICS "classic" runs almost entirely on a single processor. With CICS TS V2 and DB2, running in a 'theadsafe' configuration, you can run on multiple processors.

To get around the CPU limitation of CICS, your best bet is to split your region into an MRO configuration with a TOR and multiple AORs, with your applications distributed between the AORs to balance the CPU load.

This is not a trivial task. Good luck!

Russ At 03:42 PM 6/13/2005 -0500, you wrote:

>Hi all > We got migrate from OS/390 9672 x17 with 175mips one processor > to Z/OS z890 2086 with 132 mips three processors, but got some > troubles. We run CICSTS 1.3 and, IBM say us CICS is uniprocessor . It's > true ?? > > We got system slow ...very slow. How we know how many processors > we have using ?? > >Thanks. >=================== >Fernando Morote Arista >Soporte TI >anexo 11357 >"Being truthful, when you know it will cost you, is the true test of >honesty." - Dave Weinbaum