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i would suspect that the upgrade to the interactive processing speed makes no 
difference as these jobs run as batch jobs on the as/400. it's also hard to 
believe that tcp/ip is causing the problem of 10 minute screen changes. there's 
a whole section about how to configure these jobs in the bpcs redbook from IBM. 
i'd certainly review it for any ideas that it might have.



>>> jason.schemmel@glbsoft.com 02/05/02 10:44AM >>>
I have a question for anyone regarding the BPCS Client/Server Modules.  We
just
upgraded our AS/400 to a model 820.  We upgraded our feature card to allow
for more interactive processing (CPW I=240, B=950).  We also converted our
client server communications from token-ring to TCP/IP.  Ever since we did
this, we have been experiencing periods of unacceptable response time from
both Load Control and the General Ledger.  We will receive TCP/IP time out
messages in the C/S modules.  Some of the screens will take upwards of 10
minutes to change.  Looking at the performance data being captured on the
400, it does not appear to be an AS/400 horsepower issue.
Is it possible that there is a fix from SSA to improve the
performance of the C/S modules?  We are running version 6.0.04 of BPCS in
case this makes a difference :)

I would greatly appreciate any help that you may be able to offer in
resolving this problem.

GB
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