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by sreejumon
by erikdr
Well, the logical counterquestion: why worry?
OS/400 has solutions for this similar to OS/390 and some more scalable flavours of UNix. You never address one specific processor, you address the machine and the OS solves the problems around concurrency, disk caches/buffers etc. In all the years I've accessed the /400 (from my main platforms, PC and Unix) I never had to worry about this...
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- The Netherlands
by sreejumon
by jej1962
I'd recommend that if you really want to know about the guts of how OS/400 operate, I'd recommend that you get over to amazon.com, and order a book by Dr. Frank Soltis, "Inside the AS/400".
Pretty beefy stuff.
by sreejumon
by brian_e
Take a look at IBM's redbooks which can be read online:
These redbooks are invaluable. You will find a book with exactly what you want.
Regards,
Brian
by sreejumon
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