CPW

Another IBM measure, CIW (Compute Intensive Workload) is used to compare systems in terms of their ability to handle applications in which relatively more work is done within the application than by the system in performing database access.

Getting started with CPW

To explore how the CPW is used in the enterprise, here is an additional resource:

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Read more about CPW: - IBM provides an explanation of the CPW and CIW. - Learn more about how CPW affects performance of the iSeries server at Search400.com.

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