Co-existance Question

[Spike]

We have noticed that when our users run UBE's, they run quicker by running locally as apposed to running on our AS/400. We have a large AS/400 with plenty of resources available. This is noticeable on some of the longer running UBE's. Has anyone else with co-existance seen the same? For example, one of our custom reports runs over an hour on the AS/400 and 20-30 minutes locally.

Ryan Allen

OW Xe B7333 SP15 / World A7.3 cum 12
ES - AS/400 V4R4
DS - Win2000
Fat - Win200
TSE/Citrix - Win2000

 

[MagarG]

We have noticed that UBEs dog on the AS400 as opposed to local and also shoot the CPU usage up. We have a 730 with a GIG Ram.

OW Xe B7333 SP15 / World A7.3 cum 12
ES - AS/400 V4R5
DS - WinNT
Fat - Win98/Win NT/Win200


We have noticed that when our users run UBE's, they run quicker by running locally as apposed to running on our AS/400. We have a large AS/400 with plenty of resources available. This is noticeable on some of the longer running UBE's. Has anyone else with co-existance seen the same? For example, one of our custom reports runs over an hour on the AS/400 and 20-30 minutes locally.

Ryan Allen

OW Xe B7333 SP15 / World A7.3 cum 12
ES - AS/400 V4R4
DS - Win2000
Fat - Win200
TSE/Citrix - Win2000
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[CHo]

Yes that is the case with the AS/400. There has been several posting about this issue.

I don't know if it's because it needs to be translate from ASCII to EBCDIC or if it's something with AS/400.

Some clients have bought a NT box to offload the UBE processing because it's faster on NT than AS/400.

C Ho
Intermediate Programmer/Analyst
Xe SP 15.1 AS/400 V4R3 coexistant
CO on SQL 7.0 SP2 + hotfix

 

[Larry_Jones]

Ryan,

interestingly enough this is true of many UBEs in our UNIX environment as well. Many will run faster on the local client.

Go figure.

Larry Jones
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