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  3. May 2007

RE: Upload MS Access DB to the iSeries (too slow!)

Sounds like your VB code is doing a new connection on each row. Each
connection creates a new QDZAOINIT job on the System i (or uses an
existing, unattached, prestarted QDZAOINIT job). That can get really,
really slow. Make sure your app is minimizing the connections.

midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 05/15/2007 11:42:51 AM:

I just talked to the VB gurus here: we are doing a direct connection
from
the pgm to the AS400, no intervention of ACCESS at all. They are able
to
upload 30,000 record an hour using this process. However, writing a
text
file and placing it on the IFS (for further upload from the AS400) has
increase processing speed 3 times (aprox. 90,000 recs / hr).

We are using VB 6.

Based on this: any additional recommendations on the connections, ODBC
configurations, etc?


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