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Some conversions were noted in the V5R4 Memo to Users, as well there
were probably some mentioned in the V5R3 MTU. The QPFRADJ system value
should allow adjust to account for the conversion or other work which
may be specific to post-upgrade. The 'seems slower' may remain a valid
fuzzy description until many objects have been decompressed or converted
on the new release. Some installations will choose to move conversion
activity to post-install, specifically to avoid encounter of conversion
requirements in run-time; the MTU needs to describe not only that such a
conversion will transpire, but /how/ conversions can be forced, in order
to effect the conversions outside of run-time.
Note that some conversions [dtaq, msgq, menu, & msgf objects?] could
be manifest as waits due to inability to convert them, which of course
fits in with 'seems slow'. In some cases, if a requested lock [e.g.
alcobj in one job] is obtained without forcing conversion, then [a coded
loop on retry] to get the lock to enable conversion will typically be a
wait for naught. For performance impact of such cases [not waits], that
would be due mostly to lack of /alignment/ activity completion; see the
field ODALGN for DSPOBJD], whereby access of a non-aligned object will
be slow until it is aligned [plus any waits due to locks]. I expect the
V5R3 MTU is where some such [alignment] conversions are described.
Regards, Chuck
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