How to increase MRP Standard Manager

hi hussein,
ACTION PLAN
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1. Check the profile MRP: Snapshot Workers and make sure you have enough standard managers defined
to run the process.
If profile value = 5, then 5 x 2 + 6 = 16 is absolute minimum recommended for the Standard Manager processes.
NAV: sysadmin /concurrent / manager / Define and check Target and Actual.
-- Increase as required, usually recommend you have at least 20 on the APS instance since most everything will run
on this manager.I navigate to the module above but I can not find MRP: Snapshot Workers :(
How do I set it up?
Thanks a lot

Hi,
yes hussein, we have it, but the site value is 1 , is it the profile value?This is the profile option value you have to change (minimum should be 8).
so 1 x 2 + 6 = 8 so where do I set the 8? Is is on the sysadmin>concurrent>manager>define > Standard ManagerSee above.
Regards,
Hussein

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