OpenVMS Performance Management

OpenVMS Performance Management
by Joginder Sethi

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Review
'Contains a concise assembly of hints, tips and recommendations in a single easy-to-read volume.' - DEC Professional, November 1995

Review
'Contains a concise assembly of hints, tips and recommendations in a single easy-to-read volume.' - DEC Professional, November 1995

Book Description
This book is intended to assist those searching for guidance in OPENVMS
performance management and application design. A variety of performance related topics are discussed and guidelines are given, with examples on how to relieve specific problems. In this way, the reader can evaluate each technique and decide if it is applicable to their environment or not.

Includes tuning tips on RDBMs (Oracle, Ingres, and Rdb) and making changes to SYSGEN parameters
Details specific application tuning (ALL-IN-1, PATHWORKS, X-WINDOWS, and TCP/IP)
Covers tuning methodologies

Book Info
Concise assembly of hints, tips and recommendations in one easy-to-read book. Can be used as a reference manual or as an on-site guide for all aspects of VMS performance enhancement. Paper. DLC: Operating systems (Computers)

From the Publisher
This book is intended to assist those searching for guidance in OPENVMS performance management and application design. A variety of performance related topics are discussed and guidelines are given, with examples on how to relieve specific problems. In this way, the reader can evaluate each technique and decide if it is applicable to their environment or not.

About the Author
Barclays International performance management consultant

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