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Kieth, Thanks, I thought that was the case, but we've got a ton of them here, so i thought i'd check. anytime I need to touch one, I change the member type and verify syntax. but I was just concerned that maybe it was part of the reason our system runs so slow sometimes. I don't want to have to get them all unless I have to. thanks, Rick ----original message---- I've never seen or heard of any difference in performance. AFAIK, the only diference is in the DDS source syntax. Most notably the library qualifier on keywords that accept a library (ie. PFILE, REF, REFFLD etc.). This the same issue with other S/38 object types (ie. CMD38, CLP38 and DSPF38) as well. You'll need to switch them to native source types (PF, LF) if want to utilize any of the AS/400 DDS enhancements. One reason for dropping the 38 source types is because of the nuisance with the batch compiling them. Unlike with native types, PDM submits S/38 objects for compile using the JOBD's library list (not *CURRENT). Keith
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