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Parameters
CAPMSG=
(continued)
CAPMSGRP=
Notes:
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If the weight of the local logical partition represents a CPU
capacity below the defined capacity, WLM needs to turn
capping on and off to keep the short-term CPU usage at the
defined capacity. In this scenario, the previously listed
CMFCPU13 and CMFCPU15 messages are issued
repeatedly, normally a few minutes apart but could be as
short as 10 seconds apart. When hhh.mm.ss is relatively
short, the logical partition might be soft-capped again
soon.
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The CPU sampler checks the capped status approximately
every 10 seconds. When the message CMFCPU13 or
CMFCPU15 is issued, the capped status has actually
changed, on average, 5 seconds earlier.
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This parameter is applicable only for CPM mode and is
ignored if specified for the IPM mode.
specifies whether the MVS PAS issues the message notifying
that the local logical partition remains soft-capped by WLM
If a value nn from 1 to 60 is specified (the default is 10), the
MVS PAS issues the following CMFCPU14 message every nn
minutes:
CMFCPU14 LPAR SOFT CAPPED BY WLM SINCE hh:mm:ss
ddmmmyy FOR hhh.mm.ss
If NO is specified, the message CMFCPU14 is not issued.
Notes:
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If CAPMSG=NO is specified, either omit this parameter or
specify CAPMSGRP=NO.
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This parameter is applicable only for CPM mode and is
ignored if specified for the IPM mode.
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