SAP ABAP Data Element DB2TFCONRA (False contention rate)
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SAP_BASIS (Software Component) SAP Basis Component
   BC-DB-DB2 (Application Component) DB2 for z/OS
     STU3 (Package) Development Class for Database Monitor
Basic Data
Data Element DB2TFCONRA
Short Description False contention rate  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type DB2CHAR10    
Data Type CHAR   Character String 
Length 10    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 10    
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Long 21 False contention rate 
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Definition

This ratio shows which how many requests that were synchronously propagated to XES ended up in a false contention.

It value is computed as

100 * QTGAFLSE / (QTGAIGLO + QTGASGLO + QTGAFLSE + QTGALSLM + QTGACSLM + QTGAUSLM)

where:

QTGAFLSE:
The number of suspends because of false contentions.
This occurs when different resource names hash to the same entry in the coupling facility lock table. This causes MVS XES to detect contention on the hash class. However, when MVS XES determines that there is no real conflict on the resource, the contention is calles "FALSE".

QTGAIGLO:
The number of suspends caused by IRLM global resource contention (IRLM lock states were in conflict on the same resource).

QTGASGLO:
The number of suspends caused by MVS XES global resource contention (MVS XES lock states were in conflict but IRLM lock states were not).

QTGALSLM:
The number of lock requests propagated to MVS XES synchronously (that is, under the user's execution unit).
This count includes both L-locks and P-locks. It is not incremented if the request is suspended before going to XES.

QTGACSLM:
The number of change requests propagated to MVS XES synchronously (that is, under the user's execution unit).
This count includes both L-locks and P-locks. It is not incremented if the request is suspended before going to XES.

QTGAUSLM:
The number of IRLM unlock requests propagated to MVS XES synchronously (that is, under the user's execution unit).
This count includes both L-locks and P-locks. It is not incremented if the request is suspended before going to XES.

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20070813 
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