DCI1100E returned for LPARs with absolute capping

Products

• Dynamic Capacity Intelligence

Issue/Introduction

Dynamic Capacity Intelligence (DCI) doesn't recognize two LPARs with absolute capping as part of the Policy and lets them unmanaged.
These two lpars are defined in the policy as members of CG TEST:
20190514 110505 DCI1100E: WARNING: NEW SYSTEM 0AAA/LP01/SY01 IS NOT MANAGED AND WILL AFFECT GRP/CG CALCULATION
20190514 110505 DCI1100E: WARNING: NEW SYSTEM 0AAA/LP02/SY02 IS NOT MANAGED AND WILL AFFECT GRP/CG CALCULATION

They are set in the HMC as members of CG TEST. However, DCI treats both as members without assignment to CG:
DCI1101I: SYSTEM 0AAA/LP01/SY01 CHANGED CG FROM TEST TO DYNAMIC CAPPING FOR BOTH GROUPS IS STOPPED
DCI1101I: SYSTEM 0AAA/LP02/SY02 CHANGED CG FROM TEST TO DYNAMIC CAPPING FOR BOTH GROUPS IS STOPPED

As a result, both these LPARS are not managed by DCI.

Environment

Dynamic Capacity Intelligence (DYCAPI) 1.5

Cause

According to the IBM WLM documentation, the set of an initial cap is not allowed for LPARs that are assigned to a Capacity Group. 
However, it seems to be possible to set an initial cap for LPARs within a Capacity Group, with the effect that the LPARs with an initial cap are internally no longer members of the Capacity Group, and therefore are no longer managed under the Capacity Group. 

In the SMF70 records of the LPARs, the Capacity Group Name field is still filled with the (now obsolete) CG Name. 
 

Resolution

This is not a DCI bug but a policy change is required: remove the two LPARs from the policy CG group and define them as its own (DCI) Group under the CPC.