Try to run several ADSM-Servers with split DataBases to speed up your
Database-Handling.
Your Database-size should stay below 2GB, so your performance will not
suffer.

MfG
Axel Faust (email: faust AT csd DOT de)

Tel: +49 6151 32-1691 Fax: - 3844
Schenck Informationssysteme GmbH (http://www.csd.de)
FIRZ / Rechenzentrum
Landwehrstrasse 55
D-64293 Darmstadt, Germany (http://stadt.darmstadt.gmd.de)


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> Von:  Donald Ludwig[SMTP:Don.Ludwig AT CCMAIL.FINGERHUT DOT COM]
> Antwort an:   ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
> Gesendet:     Montag, 23. Februar 1998 20:58
> An:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Betreff:      Re: Client Backup GUIs take hours to open
>
>      We have ran into the same problem with V3 NT clients running on a
>      V2.1 level 13 OS/390 server.  IBM is aware of a performance
> problem
>      and they are looking into it.  We also have reported problems
> with
>      some Dr Watson errors that we were getting? And some usability
>      errors in the restore gui.
>
>
> ______________________________ Reply Separator
> _________________________________
> Subject: Client Backup GUIs take hours to open
> Author:  "Glass; Peter" <Peter.K.Glass AT NORWEST DOT COM> at intpo
> Date:    2/23/98 11:48 AM
>
>
> Some of our NT and Windows 95 clients complain that when they call up
> their GUIs to to a file restore, they sometimes have to wait for as
> long
> as 6 hours for the directory tree backup display to open up.
>  The restores themselves run very quickly-it's getting there that can
> be
> an all day affair. We had been running Expire Inventory during normal
> business days, when these clients are also active. We rescheduled this
> process to run during off hours. Though some improvement has been
> noted,
> this process is still taking hours to do.
>  Does anybody have any ideas on this? We are currentlty running ADSM
> V2
> Release 1 Level 0.13/0.13 from an MVS server. We currently service
> about
> 285 clients from a variety of platforms, with a DB of approximently
> 15Gb. In all other respects our Server seems to be performing great,
> with cache hits consistently above 98%.
> Any comments would be helpful.
> Thanks!
> Peter Glass
> Norwest Services, Inc.
>