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{{AN}} is an acronym for {{bu|C|ommercial}} {{bu|P|rocessing}} {{bu|W|orkload}}.  It is a measure of computers to compare computer system models in terms of how efficiently each system processes a typical workload of commercial applications involving frequent database access. The CPW also represents a test of database commitment control, concurrent data access by many users, and a range of updating complexity.
 
{{AN}} is an acronym for {{bu|C|ommercial}} {{bu|P|rocessing}} {{bu|W|orkload}}.  It is a measure of computers to compare computer system models in terms of how efficiently each system processes a typical workload of commercial applications involving frequent database access. The CPW also represents a test of database commitment control, concurrent data access by many users, and a range of updating complexity.
  
{{Seealso|CIW}}
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==See also==
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*[[CIW]]
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*{{redpiece|pubnumber=sg247486|title=IBM System i5 Handbook IBM i5/OS Version 5 Release 4 January 2006}} contains CPW info for POWER5+ and earlier processors
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*[http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/resources/pcrm_oct2008.pdf PDF] of "IBM Power Systems, Performance Capabilities Reference, IBM i operating system Version 6.1, January/April/October 2008" contains POWER5 and POWER6 processor CPW information
  
 
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CPW is an acronym for Commercial Processing Workload. It is a measure of computers to compare computer system models in terms of how efficiently each system processes a typical workload of commercial applications involving frequent database access. The CPW also represents a test of database commitment control, concurrent data access by many users, and a range of updating complexity.

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