HiperDispatch Logical Processors attributes

The HiperDispatch Logical Processors attributes show the processor type and HiperDispatch statistics like priority, share percentage, and status for each processor configured in an LPAR.

CPU Type Type of processor. A valid value is an integer. Values appear on the workspace as follows:

HiperDispatch Priority The HiperDispatch priority of work dispatched on the logical processor. A valid value is an integer. Values appear on the workspace as follows:

LCPU ID ID of the logical processor. A valid value is an integer. This is displayed as a hexadecimal value.

LCPU Thread The thread number representing a logical CPU running on the logical core.

Managed System z/OS operating system in your enterprise that an OMEGAMON for z/OS agent is monitoring. A valid value is a string of up to 32 characters.

Management Percent The percentage of physical processor time spent in this logical processor managing this LPAR. A valid value is a number to three decimal places accuracy.

MVS Pct The percentage of time that a physical processor was dispatched to this logical processor as viewed by z/OS. A valid value is a number to three decimal places accuracy. The value is calculated as:

MVS% = (Online Time - (Wait Time + Parked Time) * 100,000)/(Online Time - Parked Time)

Parked Pct The percentage of time that a logical processor was parked by HiperDispatch. A valid value is a number to three decimal places accuracy. The value is calculated as:

MVS% = (Parked Time * 100,000) / Online Time

Physical CP Dispatch Pct The percentage of time that a physical processor was dispatched to this logical processor. A valid value is a number to three decimal places accuracy.

Share Percent The percentage of a physical processor that the logical processors are entitled to receive. For HiperDispatch, high-priority logical processors should be 100%. Low priority logical processors should be 0%. Medium priority logical processors will have a share percentage proportional to their polar weight. A valid value is a number to one decimal place accuracy.

Status Status of the logical processor. A valid value is an integer. Values appear on the workspace as follows: