My Profile - Fico 8 - High Utilization

I have decided to post my profile and will update as changes are made. I have what I would call a very stable profile.  My oldest card, depending on which bureau, ranges from 28.8 to 35.2 years.  My average age ranges from 15.8 to 17.9 years.  My two newest cards just turned 8 years on July 1st.  The only inquiry I have will be 2 years old on July 26th for a phone service. On 2/25/15, I started to be more aware of account balances and did not let a single one increase since then.  In the past, I have had balances go up or down but never increased my total utilization.    I have one $30 paid medical collection from Oct 2012 and one 30 day late payment  which will be 5 yrs on Aug 1st.  EX and EQ have both of these shown and TU has neither.  My accounts are as follows: 2/25/15                       6/9 cards w/balances             44% utilizationBoA                              95% utilChase Freedom        62%Chase Slate               37%USAA                          93%Universal                    24%Kohls                           $50.00 Scores:  EQ 724       TU 734        EX  728  2/26/15Paid USAA down to 93%  Scores:  EQ  731       TU  734      EX   731   From 2/26/15 to 5/26/15 there were no score changes.  During that time I paid the $50 balance on Kohls so had 5/9 cards reporting and brought USAA down to 89%. The Chase Freedom also went below 60%  5/26/15                   5/9 cards reporting                  41% utilizationBrought BoA down to 89% utilization. Scores:    EQ  735    TU  744       EX 734 Sometime between 5/26/15 and 6/14/15, my EX went up to 738 with no alert triggered. From 6/23/15 to 6/26/15, my EX score went up and down each down from 738 to 742 then back down and back up.  It finally settled at 742 on 6/28. I pulled the 3B on CCT on 7/3/15 and scores were as follows: Scores:    EQ  735    TU 744     EX 745 My EX increased 3 points on 7/1/15 which is when my average age went to 18 yrs. EX increased 1 point on 7/12/15 which is when my two newest cards turned 8 yrs. Current Scores:  EQ 735   TU 744   EX  746 Of interest is the fact that EX is 2 points higher than TU and TU doesn't have the late payment or collection.  To me, this shows that the high utilization is a bigger factor than the late payment and collection. I have paid USAA down to 78% and will be running a 3B on CCT as soon as it reports, which should be in the next few days. I have also paid BoA down to 79% and will run a 3B when that reports, which should be around the 26th. I also have a heloc at 32% and a mortage at 78%.  No installment loans. I will have to check my total and individual utilization to see where it's at on all of the cards. Hope this all makes sense.  Will update as changes occur.  I am not looking for any advice as I have a solid plan on paying off my cards and many of these are at  0%or low rates.  Only one is a higher rate and I will get back to paying that at an accelerated rate now that the two high utilization cards are below 80%.         

cj1132 wrote:
I have decided to post my profile and will update as changes are made. I have what I would call a very stable profile.  My oldest card, depending on which bureau, ranges from 28.8 to 35.2 years.  My average age ranges from 15.8 to 17.9 years.  My two newest cards just turned 8 years on July 1st.  The only inquiry I have will be 2 years old on July 26th for a phone service. On 2/25/15, I started to be more aware of account balances and did not let a single one increase since then.  In the past, I have had balances go up or down but never increased my total utilization.    I have one $30 paid medical collection from Oct 2012 and one 30 day late payment  which will be 5 yrs on Aug 1st.  EX and EQ have both of these shown and TU has neither.  My accounts are as follows: 2/25/15                       6/9 cards w/balances             44% utilization Scores:  EQ 724       TU 734        EX  728 2/26/15Paid USAA down to 93%  Scores:  EQ  731       TU  734      EX   731   From 2/26/15 to 5/26/15 there were no score changes.  During that time I paid the $50 balance on Kohls so had 5/9 cards reporting and brought USAA down to 89%. The Chase Freedom also went below 60% 5/26/15                   5/9 cards reporting                  41% utilizationBrought BoA down to 89% utilization. Scores:    EQ  735    TU  744       EX 734 I pulled the 3B on CCT on 7/3/15 and scores were as follows: Scores:    EQ  735    TU 744     EX 745 Current Scores:  EQ 735   TU 744   EX  746 I have also paid BoA down to 79% and will run a 3B when that reports, which should be around the 26th. I also have a heloc at 32% and a mortage at 78%.  No installment loans. I will have to check my total and individual utilization to see where it's at on all of the cards. Hope this all makes sense.  Will update as changes occur.  I am not looking for any advice as I have a solid plan on paying off my cards and many of these are at  0%or low rates.  Only one is a higher rate and I will get back to paying that at an accelerated rate now that the two high utilization cards are below 80%.  Thanks for sharing your data. Your AAoA is impressive. You may want to pay off low balance cards to get the # of cards reporting a blance down to three from five. The % of cards reporting can be a significant factor on scoring.  The primary factor keeping your score down appears to be aggregate utilization percentage.  A couple thresholds I have wondered about are 35% and 20%. You are approaching the 35% mark. Utilization on individual cards - at least up to 80% - has not been shown to impact Fico 8 score. It would be interesting to try and isolate impact on score associated with each of the following if your pay down schedule allows:1) Any step change in score as aggregate utilization drops2) Any step change in score associated with reducing % or # of cards reporting a balance 

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  • CPU high utilization on OAS Server, how to find the cause of problem ?

    Hi all,
    We are running ADFBC application on OAS 10.1.3.3 on RH Linux ES 4. The database is Oracle 10g on RH Linux also.
    here is the setting in opmn.xml :
    <data id="java-bin" value="/opt/oracle/OraHome_oc4j/jdk64/jdk1.5.0_17/bin/java"/>
    <data id="java-options" value="-server -XX:CompileCommand=exclude,oracle/sql/NUMBER,toBytes
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    -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dhttp.webdir.enable=false"/>
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    Maybe this could help.
    Regars
    From note 467624.1
    Applies to:
    Oracle Containers for J2EE - Version: 10.1.2.0.0 to 11.0.0.0
    Linux x86
    Purpose
    To find out the java thread that is taking high CPU usage in OC4J
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    Scope and Application
    If you are using the JDK 1.4 then you need to set the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL value to 2.4.1 to get the unique nid value.
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    <ias-instance id="j2ee3.host.domain">
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    O_H\opmn\bin> opmnctl status
    Processes in Instance: j2ee3.host.domain
    ------------------------------------------------+---------
    ias-component | process-type | pid | status
    ------------------------------------------------+---------
    DSA | DSA | N/A | Down
    LogLoader | logloaderd | N/A | Down
    dcm-daemon | dcm-daemon | N/A | Down
    OC4J | home | 28370 | Alive
    WebCache | WebCache | 28380 | Alive
    WebCache | WebCacheAdmin | 28371 | Alive
    HTTP_Server | HTTP_Server | 28373 | Alive
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    Use the following command to find out the actual process ID:
    ps -ef | grep 28370
    rac 28370 28354 0 11:23 ? 00:00:01 /home/rac/j2ee2/jdk/bin/java
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    Run the command
    watch "ps -eLo pid,ppid,tid,pcpu,comm | grep 28377"
    The thread ID of the thread that consumes high CPU time will be shown in the first column of the output
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    Take the thread dump using the following command:
    kill -3 28370 (process-id-from-opmn-status-output)
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    at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.accept(PlainSocketImpl.java:353)
    - locked <0xac0d5b50> (a java.net.PlainSocketImpl)
    at java.net.ServerSocket.implAccept(ServerSocket.java:448)
    at java.net.ServerSocket.accept(ServerSocket.java:419)
    at com.evermind.server.rmi.RMIServer.run(RMIServer.java:464)
    at com.evermind.util.ReleasableResourcePooledExecutor$MyWorker.run(ReleasableResourcePooledExecutor.java:186)
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  • Tomcat running high utilization on OES11 SP2

    I have Groupwise 2014 with webaccess and calendar publishing host installed on the same OES 11 SP2 in virtual environment. Tomcat is slowly eating up available CPUs until the system becomes unstable. Rcnovell-tomcat6 restart will temporarily clear the problem. The problem is described in TID 7010072 however, the document specifically says that the fix is not for OES11. Does anyone know how to address this on OES11?

    Originally Posted by smflood
    On 08/07/2014 20:46, bobodajdaj wrote:
    > I have Groupwise 2014 with webaccess and calendar publishing host
    > installed on the same OES 11 SP2 in virtual environment. Tomcat is
    > slowly eating up available CPUs until the system becomes unstable.
    > Rcnovell-tomcat6 restart will temporarily clear the problem. The problem
    > is described in TID 7010072 however, the document specifically says that
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    HTH.
    Simon
    Novell Knowledge Partner
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  • What is the cause of high processor utilization?

    We have Netware 6.5 SP8. About a month ago we started getting high processor utilization (in Monitor it goes up to around 50% - 55%) on the server every day around 11:00AM, and it stays high for about an hour, and then after an hour or so, it will drop back down to normal. During the high utilization time, the server really slows down to a crawl causing major user problems. I have no idea what is causing this; as far as I know nothing has changed on the server. I checked the backup system and nothing is running. I also checked the cron file and no cron jobs are running. In Monitor checking the Kernel, Busies Threads doesn't give much information either. It always shows something like "Server 34" or "Server 17". Is there any way to find out what is causing the high utilization?
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    -- Bob
    Example:
    Code:
    Thread Name Server 11
    Thread ID 8AA3A5A0
    Parent NLM SERVER.NLM
    Processor Assignment 0
    Total Execution Time days: 20, hours: 20, minutes: 46, seconds: 4, milliseconds: 304
    MP Status In classic NetWare
    Stack Bottom 896C2040
    Current Stack Pointer 896C9A18
    Stack Top 896C9FC0
    Stack Size 32,640 Bytes
    Suspend Reason Blocked on Semaphore
    Work Description _SkulkerWorkerProc (Outbound Replication) <-- Ah Ha!
    Semaphore Information
    Semaphore Name NOVDB
    Semaphore ID 8FCA90A0
    Semaphore Value -1
    Threads Waiting on Semaphore 1
    Current Owner Server 11
    Active Work To Do Information <-- All of this is useful to know.
    Work To Do ID 8FF4BC14
    Work Location 90C86CE2 (DS.NLM|BackgroundEvent+0)
    Work To Do Description DS AES Process
    Work Owner DS.NLM
    Stack:
    896C9A18: 00226431 (SERVER.NLM|SchedSwitch+2A9)
    896C9A1C: --896C9A50 ?
    896C9A20: --00000246 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+246)
    896C9A24: --8FCA90A0 ?
    896C9A28: --1C23E388 ?
    896C9A2C: 002168A4 (SERVER.NLM|kSemaphoreWait+E0)
    896C9A30: --896C9A50 ?
    896C9A34: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9A38: --ABA05828 ?
    896C9A3C: --8FF3A408 ?
    896C9A40: 90E67991 (DS.NLM|waitToComplete$F_IOBuffer+14)
    896C9A44: --8FCA90A0 ?
    896C9A48: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9A4C: --8FF3A408 ?
    896C9A50: --896C9A60 ?
    896C9A54: 90E6751B (DS.NLM|waitForAllPendingIO$F_IOBufferMgr+14)
    896C9A58: --ABA05828 ?
    896C9A5C: --8A9AD088 (NSSWIN.NLM|DisplayHelp+9B8)
    896C9A60: --896C9A94 ?
    896C9A64: 90D90D47 (DS.NLM|completeTransWrites$F_Rfl+2D0)
    896C9A68: --8FF3A408 ?
    896C9A6C: --FE2D4900 ?
    896C9A70: --896C9A94 ?
    896C9A74: --896C9AAC ?
    896C9A78: --00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
    896C9A7C: --00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
    896C9A80: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9A84: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9A88: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9A8C: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9A90: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9A94: --896C9B0C ?
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    896C9AA0: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9AA4: --00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
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    896C9AAC: --8AA3A5A0 ?
    896C9AB0: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9AB4: --3C8D5048 ?
    896C9AB8: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
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    896C9AC0: --8AA3A5A0 ?
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    896C9ACC: --896C9B04 ?
    896C9AD0: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9AD4: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9AD8: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9ADC: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9AE0: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9AE4: --3C8D5048 ?
    896C9AE8: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9AEC: --00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
    896C9AF0: --8ACF7288 (DHOST.NLM|?_V__YAXPAX_Z+2C78)
    896C9AF4: --00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
    896C9AF8: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9AFC: --8ACF7064 (DHOST.NLM|?_V__YAXPAX_Z+2A54)
    896C9B00: --896C9C3C ?
    896C9B04: --00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
    896C9B08: --ADB0BB24 ?
    896C9B0C: --896C9C28 ?
    896C9B10: 90D859E9 (DS.NLM|FlmDbTransCommit+CB)
    896C9B14: --ADB0BB24 ?

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