You
can
choose
to
set
the
runtime
value
yourself.
However,
when
event-driven
dispatching
is
enabled,
it
is
generally
recommended
that
the
processor
running
time
be
dynamically
determined.
If
event-driven
dispatching
is
disabled,
you
should
consider
setting
runtime
values
of
2
to
8
milliseconds.
The
recommended
procedure
is
to
start
by
using
the
default
processor
running
time.
That
value
should
be
acceptable
when
all
sharing
LPs
have
similar
proportions
of
interactive
work;
for
example,
two
LPs
each
running
40%–70%
of
interactive
work.
Adjustments
to
the
runtime
value
might
be
necessary
when
one
sharing
LP
contains
a
large
proportion
of
CP-bound
work
and
the
other
sharing
LPs
contain
only
short,
interactive
transactions.
Degraded
response
time
in
one
LP
can
indicate
that
the
runtime
value
should
be
reduced
to
decrease
the
length
of
continuous
time
given
to
CP-bound
work.
The
run-time
value
should
be
decreased
by
approximately
10%
several
times
over
several
days
while
monitoring
performance
carefully.
The
processing
weights
should
also
be
adjusted
to
favor
the
interactive
LP.
See
Use
the
Customize/Delete
Activation
Profiles
task
available
from
the
CPC
Operational
Customization
tasks
list
to
open
a
reset
profile
to
define
processor
running
time.
Select
either
Dynamically
determined
by
the
system
or
Determined
by
the
user
on
the
Options
page
for
the
LP.
See
Wait
Completion
Shared
CP
resources
can
be
divided
on
either
an
event-driven
basis
or
a
time-driven
basis.
The
RMF
Partition
Data
Report
refers
to
these
two
forms
of
dispatching
as
Wait
Completion=No
(event-driven
dispatching)
and
Wait
Completion=Yes
(time-driven
dispatching).
When
the
resource
is
divided
on
an
event-driven
basis,
switching
between
users
is
done
as
the
result
of
some
event,
such
as
a
wait
or
an
interruption.
When
the
resource
is
divided
on
a
time-driven
basis,
switching
is
done
after
a
predetermined
interval
of
time.
The
resource
is
given
to
a
user
for
a
fixed
interval
and
then
given
to
another
user
for
a
subsequent
fixed
interval.
Either
of
these
methods
can
divide
CP
resources
between
sharing
LPs.
You
can
select
either
of
these
methods
by
using
the
Customize/Delete
Activation
Profiles
task
available
from
the
CPC
Operational
Customization
tasks
list
to
open
the
reset
profile
for
the
CPC.
On
the
Options
page,
you
can
select
Do
not
end
the
time
slice
if
a
partition
enters
a
wait
state
to
turn
off
event-driven
dispatching
and
cause
shared
CP
resources
to
be
distributed
on
the
basis
of
time
intervals
and
according
to
the
weights
specified.
Not
selecting
it
(the
default)
requests
event-driven
dispatching.
Event-driven
dispatching
also
has
an
element
of
time-driven
dispatching
because
the
processor
running
time
limits
the
time
a
logical
CP
can
be
continuously
dispatched.
This
setting
does
not
affect
LPs
that
use
dedicated
CPs.
Event-driven
dispatching
has
two
advantages
that
are
of
special
interest.
The
first
advantage
is
a
flexibility
that
allows
the
system
to
better
meet
the
peak
transaction
rates
of
an
LP.
The
event-driven
dispatcher
has
the
flexibility
to
manage
CP
resources
to
compensate
for
fluctuations
in
demand
among
the
LPs
instead
of
distributing
CP
resources
in
a
rigid,
predetermined
manner.
The
second
advantage
is
improved
responsiveness
over
time-driven
scheduling
through
I/O
interruption
and
wait
detection.
With
event-driven
dispatching,
the
time
that
one
logical
CP
spends
in
a
wait
state
can
be
made
available
to
other
logical
CPs.
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