RE: OPNQRYF after 5.1

Thanks for the reply,

>Here are some of my questions/thoughts

>Is this all on the same AS/400?

>What is a location?  If these locations are all accessing the same
>AS/400 via some kind of green-screen, then where they are located should
>make no difference.  Look for differences in user profiles, library
>lists, authorities, etc.

It's a green-screen app on the same system. When I had the programmer test she 
didn't have to sign off to get to the other set of data. I'll dig more on 
Monday.

>If you display a slow and a fast job, what are the differences?

>Do 'locations' deal with different library lists which would have the
>same query run over different DB files?  A trigger would relate to the
>database, not the program and could account for the differences.

I didn't get into job details, but the STRDBMON data on the fast job, just did 
the OPNQRYF using 2 files, 1 PF and 1 LF. DSPFD doesn't show a trigger. The 
slow job shows the job ref. the SYSxxxx trigger files with some select stmts. 
Then if ref a different PF (smaller in size) and it assc LF. I need to double 
check but I want to say the slow files DO NOT and have a triggers either. Both 
fast and slow are in the same lib.

Could this be a SYSTEM level trigger?

>Triggers do not magically appear on user database files after an
>upgrade.  Is this a shop in which someone may have experimented with new
>features after the upgrade?  (This assumes they are running against
>different files).

I agree things like triggers don't magically appear.

I'll did deeper Monday with debug, job logs etc.

thanks again



Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of Kirk Goins
> Subject: OPNQRYF after 5.1
>
> I've got a client that has an OPNQRYF that at v4r5 was approx 1sec for
all
> users.
> After upgrading to v5r1 selected offices are getting 3-4sec response
with
> the
> rest getting approx 1sec response. The programmer says same program in
all
> cases...
>
> I did a strdbmon *detail while the programmer ran it as a fast
location
> and then
> ended and restarted dbmon and captured the data with the programmer
> running like
> a slow office.
>
> What I found:
> #1 excluding the start/stop dbmon cmd the fast office captured 3 lines
> #2 excluding the start/stop dbmon cmd the SLOW office captured 18
lines
> #3the slow office has 15s line dealing with TRIGGERS, then the OPNQRYF
> same as
> the fast office.
>
> Monday we are going run it in debug and see what we can see but I
would
> like
> some more ammo as well. I know what triggers are and basically what
they
> are
> used for.
> How would you go about tracking down this problem?

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