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HI all !
I have a query :

How fast are bindable calls vis-a-vis dynamic calls? 

Let me try to explain the above question
In ILE we can bind modules to a program. Now we know that a
bindable(static)
call is faster than the dynamic call. 
In the application i have designed i am able to replace a dynamic call with
an equivalent two static(bindable) calls. Now i am interested to know, is
it
still advantageous that i use two static calls in place of one dynamic
call?
So the question 
'How fast are static calls vis-a-vis dynamic calls'
>

How big is your pgm in pages(4K, can be more but let's use as an example)?

Calculate your machine I/Os per second using perf monitor or some other
method
such as WRKSYSSTS and WRKACTJOB info.

Pgm pages / calculated I/Os per second will give you the EXTRA time needed
to 
get the dynamically(non-binded) pgm into memory whereas the bound call
pgm is encapsulated in the pgm object therefore no paging is necessary.

Bob Spinks
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