ZIIP
The ZIIP option tells
BMC AMI Recover
whether to attempt to use IBM System z Integrated Information Processors (zIIPs).
BMC AMI Recover
can use enclave service request blocks (SRBs) to enable zIIP processing automatically while running jobs. Using zIIP processing can reduce the overall CPU time for
BMC AMI Recover
jobs.
You can specify the default for the ZIIP command option in your installation options module by using the ZIIP installation option (ZIIP-ENABLED). BMC AMI Recover was shipped with a default value of ENABLED for this option. The ZIIP option on the OPTION command overrides the default that is in the installation options module.
Option | Description |
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ZIIP ENABLED | ZIIP ENABLED tells BMC AMI Recover to attempt to offload eligible processing to an available zIIP. If the zIIP is busy or not available, normal processing continues on a general-purpose processor. To enable and use zIIP processing with BMC AMI Recover, you must:
You can specify a particular XBM subsystem to use by specifying a value for the XBMID installation option (XBMID-ssid-or-xbmGroup) or XBMID option on the OPTION command (XBMID-ssid-or-XBMID-xbmGroup). XBM and SUF are licensed, installed, and maintained separately from BMC AMI Recover. You can use either XBM or SUF, depending on the license that you have obtained:
For more information about XBM and SUF, see theSNAPSHOT UPGRADE FEATURE documentation. |
ZIIP DISABLED | ZIIP DISABLED tells BMC AMI Recover to not attempt to use zIIP processing. |
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