AFAIK, ASM has always [1] worked this way. Page slots seem to be allocated in a "round-robin" fashion so that Slot usage (not percentage) should be roughly equal across all local page data sets.
[1] This may not have been true for some of the early releases of MVS (think pre-ESA). HTH <snip> The LPAR currently has 19 GB of real storage, quite a bit more than when I started attacking this problem last year. This observation comes from the gut. Or from the nose. (Is there a single nerve that connects them?): the growth in aux usage is out of proportion to any growth in LPAR usage. The pattern seemed to be that every page data set I added would get filled up to more or less the same percentage within more or less the same time period. So maybe 8 is not enough? What would happen with 16? With 32? I think that something is wrong. </snip> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
