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http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/ldm/ldm-6.8.1/basics/monitoring.html#pqmon it appears that you can use that pqmon output to tune your queue.The link above states, among other things that "The overhead of managing the queue could be slightly reduced by recreating the queue with a smaller number of slots" ... OK, but what does that mean? How many empty slots is "too many"? I assume that would vary with the size of the queue. Is that overhead large?
Would I be dramatically improving the service to downstream hosts if I tweaked this or would I just be nibbling around the edges like Geordi LaForge adjusting power conversion levels?
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