December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
15h 24m
English
book
Managing OS/400 with Operations Navigator V5R1 Volume I: Overview and More
by Jim Cook, Murtuza Choilawala, Steve Dillen, Stephan Leisse, Dwayne Lindner, Steven Murray, Lindsay Porter, Marios Symeonides
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5.5. Subsystems
Use this folder to start and stop subsystems and manage jobs running within an active subsystem.
An OS/400 subsystem is where work (jobs) are managed. All jobs (and any associated threads), except for the subsystems themselves and certain “system jobs”, run within an active subsystem.
A subsystem is a single predefined operating environment through which the system coordinates work flow and resource utilization according to:
One or more memory pools used by the subsystem (“shared pools” can be shared with other subsystems).
The maximum number of jobs the subsystem can manage at the same time.
Subsystem “entries” that control the type of work that can be “given to” the subsystem. Entries include job queues, autostart job, pre-started ...
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