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Scott, et al,
I tried various suggestions, then took Diego's advice to look at
CHGTCPDMN. There was a DNS address specified that is either invalid or
blocked by the firewall. After removing that address "hostname" comes
back immediately as does the string with the "ls" command embedded: QSH
CMD('cd /usr/Mark/Downloads/;for file in *.h37;do ls "$file";done'). I
haven't tested the command with the "mv", but I assume that it will
follow suit.
Thanks to all that responded, for the suggestions.
For good measure, I put the invalid address back in, just to make sure
that it wasn't a fluke. Sure enough, the old long lag times returned!
Even removing the address while the command was running caused the list
to start flying by. Any ideas why this would occur?
-mark
On 6/19/2017 1:36 AM, Scott Klement wrote:
Mark,
Something isn't right here -- 25 seconds to run a "mv" command? It
should be sub-second. Is your subsystem low on resources?
Your second example, with the "ls" might be slow if it's a very big
directory. That one is not a good way to do things... but. the first
one shouldn't be too bad. The biggest performance issue, as I see it,
is calling "basename" since that will launch a whole new job each time
you run it.
But, even with that, I don't get why it'd take 25 seconds.
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