16th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, December 10-14, 1990, Orlando, FL, USA, Proceedings.
Computer Measurement Group 1990 
@proceedings{DBLP:conf/cmg/1990,
title = {16th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, December
10-14, 1990, Orlando, FL, USA, Proceedings},
booktitle = {Int. CMG Conference},
publisher = {Computer Measurement Group},
year = {1990},
bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}
- Stuart R. Goodgold, Mansford E. Drummond Jr.:
Predicting Processor Throughput for System Managed Storage.
1-12
- William J. Mee:
Establishing a DASD Plan from a SMS Perspective.
13-18
- Evan Jensen:
BSAM I/O can be faster than QSAM I/O.
19-21
- Eugene Quinn:
Allocating VSAM Buffers to Minimize I/O.
22-25
- Thomas Ryan:
Optimizing Cache Performance.
26-37
- William T. Gray:
The Caching Process in the Storage Hierarchy.
38-47
- C. Steven Lingafelt Sr.:
Using Arrays to Improve Simulation Modeling Productivity.
48-54
- Kevin F. Smith:
Using Object-Oriented Design Techniques in Performance Modelling.
55-64
- M. (Mitch) Mackrory:
Automated Cartridge Systems: "Control Path" Performance.
65-74
- Bruce McNutt:
High-Speed Buffering of DASD Data: A Comparison of Storage Control Cache, Expanded Storage, and Hybrid Configurations.
75-89
- Mark H. Schoenberg, Paul J. Hrycewicz:
Processor Configuration Effects on DB2 Utility Performance.
90-97
- Joel Goldstein:
Performance Impacts of DB2 Backout Processing.
98-111
- Guy Garon:
A New Method for the Estimation of Capture Ratios.
112-121
- Joseph B. Major:
The CPU - Memory Equation.
122-135
- Michael Sheets:
PR/SM in LPAR Mode Performance and Capacity Planning Characteristics.
136-145
- H. Pat Artis:
Optimal Storage Allocation for Paritionable Processors.
146-151
- Ronald Willingham:
The Impact of ESA on a Computer System.
152-160
- Mike Whaley:
MVS/ESA Implementation Evalutation.
161-169
- Douglas A. Truesdell:
Experience with Large IMS OSAM Buffer Pools.
170-177
- William L. Arkins:
IMS/ESA VER.3 REL.1 Large Buffer Pool Study.
178-187
- David Konz, Edward Rabinovitch:
Using Definite Response to Estimate True User Response Time in a Complex SNA Environment.
188-197
- Richard Hammond:
SNA Virtual Route Performance.
198-206
- Philip L. Schilt:
Modeling DASD Performance: A Productive Approach.
207-212
- Jack E. Brey, Dick Dreke:
The Benefits of the Diagonal Line: Modeling HSM Migration using an Unconventional Approach.
213-222
- Glynn B. Giacone:
Database Migration: DB2 Performance Considerations.
223-234
- Philip S. Yu, Hans-Ulrich Heiss, Sukho Lee, Ming-Syan Chen:
On Workload Characterization of Relational Database Environments.
235-244
- Tim Follen:
Profiling Capacity Data.
245-251
- Joseph B. Major:
DASD Control Unit Planning and Technology Usage Trends.
252-264
- Sue L. Rosansky:
Measuring Processor Performance with Internal Throughput Rates; A.
265-269
- Geoff Senson:
Measuring Performance With a Live Workload.
270-276
- Lawrence Jermyn:
How to Widen Your Windows Without Major Renovations.
277-284
- Joseph L. Babcock:
Capacity Planning During a Major Application Conversion.
285-290
- Chris Kohlman:
Improving CADAM and CICS Response Time - The Sequel.
291-297
- H. Lawson Smith Jr.:
Estimating CICS Dispatcher Queueing.
298-304
- Hsaio-Hsuan Chu, Carol C. Jones:
Expert System Based Performance Tuning And Automated Performance Monitoring.
305-312
- Robert T. Goettge:
PEDAS: An Expert System for Performance Engineering of Time-Critical Software.
313-320
- David M. Northcutt, Anneliese von Mayrhauser:
A Queueing Network Model for Determining Protocol Performance Requirements.
321-326
- Joseph B. Major:
End to End Response Time Design Trade-Offs.
327-343
- Gilbert E. Houtekamer, H. Pat Artis:
3390: A Close Look at a New DASD Generation.
344-353
- Tsvi Gal:
The New Geometry: A 3390, 3990/3 Migration Case Study.
354-360
- Gilbert E. Houtekamer, Rob van Hoboken:
Channel Program Tracing in VM/SP 6 and VM/XA SP 2.
361-370
- Jeanne Appelman:
How Do You Spell Relief? VM/XA/SP.
371-377
- Edgar A. Ortiz, Alex E. Mericas:
Statistics for Analyses of the Accuracy of System Benchmarks.
378-386
- Alan Harbitter:
Hybrid Techniques in Benchmarking: A Scalable Approach.
387-394
- Lawrence Y. Ho, Yifong Shih:
Using Expert Systems in Computer System Evaluation.
395-405
- Bernard Domanski, Jack van Kinsbergen, Sidney W. Soberman:
Knowledge Acquisition.
406-413
- John Thorson:
A Workstation Approach to Hardware Independent Performance Analysis and Capacity Planning.
414-420
- Tim Browning:
Forecasting Computer Resources Using Business Elements: A Pilot Study.
421-427
- Philip Batdorf:
CASE TECHNOLOGY: A New Frontier for Capacity Planning.
428-434
- Lionel Mitchell, David A. Lide:
Citizen Services System Software Performance Evaluation.
435-443
- Barton Robinson, W. Romney White:
VM/XA System Product Work Load Characterization.
444-461
- Philip L. Schilt:
Measuring the Paging Subsystem Performance Impact.
462-467
- William L. Shelden Jr.:
Modeling the MVS Paging Subsystem.
468-473
- Armin Roeseler, Anthony J. Gaseor:
DASD - ASSIST: An Expert System for I/O Subsystem Analysis of Mainframe UNIX Systems.
474-481
- Jong-Seul Lim:
Effective Utilization of the UNIX Systems.
482-486
- Fred T. Jezior, Sha-Li Lin:
DASD Fast Write Experiences.
487-493
- Judith Bank:
Data in Memory Application Design.
494-505
- Michael K. Molloy:
Validation of MVA models for Client/Server Systems.
506-515
- W. D. Lewars:
Use of An SSD For Service Level Improvement.
516-525
- Roy A. L. Jones:
SSD is Cheaper than DASD.
526-533
- Jeffry A. Schwartz:
How I/O Service Time Distributions Affect Analytical Models.
534-542
- Lawrence W. Dowdy, Alan T. Krantz, Michael R. Leuze:
Using a Segregation Measure for the Workload Characterization of Multi-Class Queuing Networks.
543-551
- Ronald Krol:
Performance Management Strategies - A VAX/VMS Distributed Environment.
552-564
- Subhash C. Agrawal:
Determining VAX/VMS Workloads, Their Resource Usage and Service Levels.
565-574
- Hasan B. Mutlu, David A. Lash, Gary J. Ulrich:
An Availability Management System (AMS) for the Large Mainframe UNIX (LMU) Environment.
575-586
- Brian L. Farrell, G. Ramamurthy:
Performance Analysis of a DBMS based Factory Information System.
587-596
- H. Liu, G. Friedman:
Workstation Benchmark Analysis.
597-602
- Peter L. Haigh:
An Event Tracing Method for UNIX Performance Measurement.
603-609
- William Z. Zahavi:
A First Approximation Sizing Technique - The I/O Operation as a Metric of CPU Power.
610-619
- Lionel C. Mitchell:
Sizing A Fault Tolerant Computer System.
620-627
- Tachen Leo Lo, Jack Peng:
Performance Study and Capacity Analysis of an Electronic Mail Network Gateway System.
628-639
- Walter E. Baker:
TPC Benchmark(tm) A Hewlett Packard's Implementation.
640-653
- Timothy Noonan:
Performance Evaluation of Small Cached DASD Control Units.
654-661
- Cheryl A. Montgomery:
Dynamic Cache Management.
662-670
- Melur K. Raghuraman, Prabuddha Biswas:
Modeling the Memory Management System of a VAX/VMS System for Capacity Planning.
671-677
- Judson Veazey, Bradley J. Askins:
The Performance of the Hewlett-Packard 9000/1240.
678-684
- Bradley J. Askins, Christopher G. Butler, David Singleton, H. Reza Taheri:
Tracer: A Tool to Trace and Time Procedure Call Graphs.
685-694
- Jeffrey P. Buzen, Annie W. Shum:
I/O Performance Trade-Offs and MVS/ESA Considerations.
695-702
- Mark B. Friedman:
Practical Techniques for Modeling Memory in MVS.
703-719
- Charles W. Hopf, Thomas E. Bell:
Measuring Printer Activity and Host Resource Consumption.
720-728
- Holly E. K. Verbil, Janet E. Stuelpner:
The Workload Survey.
729-735
- H. Pat Artis:
Data Set Allocation and Performance Management Under System Managed Storage.
736-745
- J. William Mullen:
Resource Measurement Facility (RMF) Data Analysis and MVS/ESA Performance.
746-762
- David J. Young:
Using DB2's Instrumentation Facility Interface: A Poor Person's Online Monitor.
763-774
- Ted Lambert:
VTAM Buffer Pools.
775-785
- Mary Gordon, Lloyd Hagemo:
CMS File Fragmentation and Resource Overhead.
786-797
- Anthony G. Mungal:
I/O Avoidance and the I/O Subsystem.
798-803
- Jeffrey A. Berger:
PDSE Buffer Management.
804-815
- Thomas Beretvas:
DASD/CACHE Performance Analysis with Modeling.
816-827
- Robert F. Berry, Joseph L. Hellerstein:
Expert Systems for Capacity Management.
828-839
- William R. Fairchild:
The Anatomy of an I/O Request.
840-849
- David P. Griffith:
A Simple Method For Combining DASD Volumes Without Losing Performance.
850-855
- Frank J. Ingrassia:
What Every Manager Should Know About DB2.
856-860
- Marijane Madigan:
How to Address Performance Issues when Designing a New DB2 Application.
861-867
- James Threlfall:
The Evolution of Storage Administration.
868-871
- W. D. Lewars:
Improving the Efficiency of the Storage Management Function for non-SMS Shops.
872-877
- Marc Pourciau:
Developing an Application Tuning Strategy.
878-882
- Waheed Siddiqee:
Performance Evaluation and Analysis of a Peculiar Data Base System.
883-889
- Aubrey Chernick:
Enterprise Performance Management: A New Era of Solving the Bigger Puzzle.
890-894
- Jack Brey, Rick Sironi:
Managing at the Knee of the Curve (The Use of SPC in Managing a Data Center).
895-901
- Charles K. Davis, Charlene A. Dykman:
Managing Data Communication Network Expansion Using Capacity Planning Techniques.
902-910
- Catherine H. Liu:
Network Availability Management Reporting.
911-921
- Jack P. Gelb:
The Storage Hierarchy: Past, Present, and Future Considerations.
922-931
- John G. Aschoff:
Dynamic Cache Management: Can I/O Tuning Be Automated?
932-938
- Patricia J. Hunter:
The Capacity Planning Process.
939-952
- Paul Harper, Gerald M. Samchuck:
An EIS Approach to Capacity Management Information Delivery.
953-960
- Armin Roeseler, Jean M. Chinwalla, David M. Northcutt:
A Performance Evaluation Method for Computation Center Equipment.
961-972
- Lyn Hecker:
Coping After the Disaster.
973-976
- John L. Connor:
Information Systems Management Survival for the Nineties.
977-983
- Hans Dithmar:
Management By Cost or Cost Management.
984-989
- Bruce McNutt:
DASD Configuration Planning: Three Simple Checks.
990-997
- Wayne S. Papy:
DASD Storage, I/O Performance and SMS.
998-1003
- Ellen M. Friedman:
Planning for Success: Avoiding Disaster in Planning for Large Applications.
1004-1017
- Gene M. Leganza:
Coping with Stress Tests: Managing the Application Benchmark.
1018-1026
- Geoff Senson:
Building an Automation Platform for the 1990's.
1027-1035
- Jack N. Morrison:
Does Your Computer Have Cruise Control? Automation in the Computer Room.
1036-1039
- Ben Duhl:
Systems Managed Storage: Onsite and Off.
1040-1044
- Leonard D. Lipner:
Management Reporting, Step-By-Step: Hitting the Nail on the Head Without Shooting Yourself in the Foot.
1045-1057
- Javier Munoz:
Running Independent Data Centers from a Single CPU: A Study of the Benefits of Logical Partitioning.
1058-1064
- Matt J. Merges, Robert Benhenni, Salim Hariri, Elias Drakopoulos:
Design Guidelines for Distributed Computing Systems.
1065-1075
- James P. Bouhana:
Economic Measures of Transaction Processing Performance.
1076-1080
- Cheryl Watson:
FM & Outsourcing - A Pre-Nuptial Planner.
1081-1092
- Morris Polston:
Quality Improvement Process for Information Systems.
1093-1096
- William Sikora:
Quality Improvement Process for Performance Management.
1097-1102
- Bill McCormack:
Under the Covers of High Performance Processor Systems.
1103-1110
- A. G. (Dick) Bannister:
Configuring IBM 3990/3390 using Access Density.
1111-1133
- Diane Grafton, Larry Wheeler:
An Efficient System Management Methodology.
1134-1143
- Bernard Domanski:
Exploring Expert Systems.
1144-1153
- Clark L. Kidd:
SMS Implementation: Proper Planning Prevents Pain.
1154-1164
- James McConnell Jr., Anthony R. Guerrero:
Data Base Management in a System-Managed Storage Environment.
1165-1190
- Stephen L. Lieman:
Never Accept the Unacceptable: A Powerful Approach for Correcting.
1191-1196
- William Roswell:
Now That I Have All This Network Data What Do I Do?
1197-1207
- Cheryl Watson:
A Holistic Approach to CPU Measurement With RMF.
1208-1215
- Hewitt Wright:
Why Aren't MIPS MIPS?
1216-1222
- Carolyn Hanna:
A Storage Management Tutorial.
1223-1233
- Albert B. Short:
Statistical Concepts of Capacity Planning.
1234-1238
- Gerald M. Samchuck:
The Application of CPE Techniques to Data Architectures As a Basis.
1239-1250
- James P. Quigley:
Mainframe Publishing or A Technique for Merging SAS Graphics into Script Documents.
1251-1258
- Ben Duhl:
New Storage Device Evaluations and the 90's.
1259-1266
- Stephen Goldstein:
Array Storage Devices - Teaching Old DASD New Tricks.
1267-1276
- David P. Griffith:
DASD Performance - The Hidden Variables.
1277-1283
- Joan Stone, Willard G. Crichton, Mark G. McKinney:
Developing a Knowledge-Based System for Capacity Planning.
1284-1294
- Eric D. Ho:
SNA Network Performance Management Tutorial.
1295-1300
- Stephen L. Samson:
MVS Performance Considerations for Application Programmers.
1301-1310
- Connie U. Smith:
Software Performance Engineering Tutorial.
1311-1318
- Jerry L. Rosenberg:
Magic and Mayhem: CPE Formulas, Equations and Relationships.
1319-1334
- H. Pat Artis:
Workload Characterization Algorithms For DASD Storage Subsystems.
1335-1339
- Bill McCormack:
Kernel Benchmarking: Friend or Foe?
1340-1349
- Michael D. Sachais:
VSAM Tuning and Advanced Topics.
1350-1351
- Eugene S. Hudders:
VSAM: Guide to Optimization and Design.
1352-1353
- Daniel J. Squillace:
The Computer Management and Evaluation Compendium.
1354-1355
- James W. McGalliard, Christopher Roman:
U.S. General Services Administration Performance and Capability Validation Guide.
1356-1357
- Arnold O. Allen:
Probablity, Statistics and Queueing Theory with Computer Science Applications, Second Edition.
1358-1359
- Raj Jain:
The Art of Computer Systems Performance Analysis.
1360-1361
- Anneliese von Mayrhauser:
Software Engineering: Methods and Management.
1362-1363
- Bill Rose:
Managing Software Support.
1364-1366
- Nell Cote:
Capacity Planning and Chargeback: Teammates or Opponents.
1367-1376
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