CMG Transactions, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1989

• Linda J. Carroll: How to Model an ADABAS Application. 3-4
• Peter L. Asprey, H. Wes Poteet, Richard A. Reid: Visual Presentations of Computer Performance Data in an MVS Environment. 5-16
• John E. Fair: Relational Technology: Is it for me? 21-27
• E. F. Codd: Fatal Flaws in SQL - Part ONE. 29-33
• E. F. Codd: Fatal Flaws in SQL - Part Two. 35-37
• G. Burgess Allison: Performance Tuning for a VAX-Based Relational Database Application: A Case Study and Lessons Learned. 39-57
• Jason G. Shane, James Cook: CICS and DB2: A Marriage Made in Heaven? 59-64
• Glynn B. Giacone: DB2 Performance Engineering and Capacity Planning. 65-70
• George J. Coleman, David J. Young: IBM Database2: DB2 Performance Characteristics. 71-77
• G. C. Steindel, H. G. Madison: A Benchmark Comparison of DB2 and the DBC/1012. 79-90

Volume 1, Number 2, Summer 1989

• Harry R. Erwin: Mixing and Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions in Computer Systems. 3-5
• Jerry Place, Jerry Stach: A Heuristic-Based Technique for Evaluating a Hierarchical System. 7-12
• Carl E. Clark: The Facilities and Evolution of MVS/ESA. 23-43
• R. D. Slate: Overview of ESA/370 Architecture Performance Considerations. 45-48
• Gary M. King: I/O Avoidance and MVS/ESA. 49-53
• J. William Mullen: MVS/ESA Architecture, Modeling and Performance. 55-65
• Maurine O'Shea: Installing MVS/ESA. 67-68
• Ray Wicks: Balanced Systems. 69-79
• Michael F. Del Vecchio: Configuring your Systems for High Performance and Availability. 81-85
• Jack P. Gelb: An Overview of System-Managed Storage. 91-110
• Thomas J. Meehan: System Managed Storage Perspectives. 111-128
• Henry Steinhauer: System Managed Storage: Doing it Today - Planning for the Future. 129-130
• W. Gary Parker: A 1990s Architecture for System-Managed Storage. 131-135
• Jerry Percell: Storage Management and the Large Systems Storage Hierarchy. 137-145
• Marti R. Henley: Highlights from the 1988 Survey of MVS DASD Usage. 147-151

Volume 1, Number 3, Fall 1989

• Mike Stackpoole: Eight Common Capacity Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them. 7-10
• H. Pat Artis: Executive Decisions for Capacity Planning. 11-13
• Mark B. Friedman: Statistical Models of Memory Utilization. 15-32
• L. A. Phillips: A Simple Statistical Model for Forecasting (or Capacity Planning on the Cheap). 33-37
• Bertha M. Fuller: Tuning VM/SP HPO vs. Tuning VM/XA SP2. 43-50
• Richard Steele: VM/XA Monitor Facilities. 51-54
• William H. Tetzlaff: Paging in the VM/XA System Product. 55-64
• Joann Ruvolo-Chong, Gerald P. Bozman: Planning for and Using the VM/XA Minidisk Cache. 65-73
• Bucky Pope: The Observed Effects of Set Share Command for VM/XA Transactions. 75-78
• Yonathan Bard: The VM Performance Planning Facility (VMPPF) Version 2. 79-81
• Ron Bernard: VM/XA SP2 Measurements and Performance. 83-99
• Wes G. Ernsberger: VM/SP Release 6 Performance. 101-111

Volume 1, Number 4, Winter 1989

• Joan Tunstall: Capacity Planning within the Corporate Planning Context. 3-7
• Leilani E. Allen: The Economics of Decentralization. 13-17
• Sudhir P. Amembal: Resolving the Issue of Lease vs. Purchase. 19-22
• Glen Becker: Capacity Planning for Applications Still Under Development. 23-25
• Thomas E. Bell: Trading Off Costs to Set Capacity For New Systems. 27-29
• Frank P. Carbin, Robert L. Morrison: On the Total Cost of Data Center Consolidation. 31-33
• Mark B. Friedman: Managing TSO Performance and Capacity. 35-42
• Marilyn T. Kanas: Can Image Management Positively Affect The Bottom Line? 43-46
• Ted C. Keller: Workload Trend Analysis - A Capacity Planning Technique for Projecting Resource Requirements in a CICS Environment. 47-52
• Leonard D. Lipner: The Economics of the Capacity Planning Function: What's the Payback? 53-56
• P. Kevin McCracken: So What's to Know About Capacity Planning? 57-59
• Michael McElwee: Where the Bucks are (and How to Get Some). 61-69
• J. William Mullen: Capacity Planning: Basic Elements for the Process. 71-78
• Dean C. Murray: Capacity Management Activities at ENSERCH Corporation. 79-81
• Jerry L. Rosenberg: Capacity Planning as a Business Process. 83-89
• H. Fred Silver: Capacity Planning - A Misunderstood Term. 91-93
• Victor C. Soder: Estimating the Total Cost and Total Benefit of a Computer Capacity Upgrade. 95-98
• Yury Strashnoy, Ted C. Keller: CICS Capacity and CPU Constraint. 99-101
• David R. Vincent: The Business of Information Management: Utilities, Project Management, and Consulting. 103-110
• Paul Waldowski: An Introduction to Implementing a Capacity Planning Effort in an MVS Environment. 111-123
• Kenneth R. Whitaker: How Do You Set Rates? 125-130