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To: BILLING --INTERNET

FROM:  Don Mayfield DMAY Chevron Info Tech Co./ATD/Chevron Serv. Div
REPLY-TO: <DMAY@chevron.com>
SUBJECT: DB2 I/O Billing
Some feedback from Chevron re this issue...

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FROM: Paula Whitney
SUBJECT: DB2 I/O Billing

I don't know why we've not attempted I/O billing, but suspect it
is something like noted below.  I would go so far as to say not
billing I/O has been a general decision based on early analyses.
Doubt it was even considered for DB2.

PAComp, any comments?

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FROM:  Don Mayfield DMAY Chevron Info Tech Co./ATD/Chevron Serv. Div
REPLY-TO: <DMAY@chevron.com>
SUBJECT: DB2 I/O Billing
Would you say the situation here is the same?   We use CPU because
of the problem with I/O he states?

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To: BILLING --INTERNET BILLING

Subject: DB2 I/O Billing
From: Brinton Allison

I recently attended a seminar on mature chargeback billing systems where
I hoped to get a better understanding of how to bill DB2 I/O.  Unfortunately
I came away empty handed.  Of the 15 or so companies represented, it seems
no one is billing discrete DB2 I/O.  All attendee's companies have
included this resource in their CPU rates because of unrepeatability
issues associated with DB2 I/O capture.

Has anyone out there resolved this issue?  Would you be willing to share
your solution?  Thanks for the help!

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