RE: Performance hit for Remote outqs?

IIRC, one kind of printing sends the
overlays/fonts/document once, and it's stored at the
printer (IPDS). LPR/LPD printing (remote outqs AND
DEVDs, I think) have to send the whole thing, even for
multiple copies. This takes up more bandwidth.

Could be mixed up on specifics, but general idea is
valid.

I haven't looked - does the Performance Capabilities
manual discuss this? Printing XX redbooks probably do,
too.
> >I would love to know the real story myself and aside from
> >the cpu % for host printer transform, IBM does not talk about
> >it much.
>
> I was thinking only about the host print transform numbers, and your
> comments about immediate print faintly stir a memory of WHERE the cycles are
> used.  If IPDS DEVD, then I think the iSeries sends the overlay/page
> segment.  If remote, I think the iSeries converts it to PCL/PJL and sends
> that.
>
> Good call!
>   --buck