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HelloI have a question that I hope some one can help with please.I have
written ILE RPG program application that use SCAN operation (15 times by
record) to re-format data. The record length is 350.
When It?s running in a terminal session or a batch job has high consume
of CPU(85%).
Anybody have an idea of how can I reduce consume of CPU?
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Don't use Scan. Scan just sucks up CPU. I worked on another system where
a vendor programmer wrote a program using scan again and again. It
literally would bring our entire system to it's knees. I ended up
working for the vendor and wrote a parser that could do the whole job in
a fraction of the second and used virtually no cpu.
I am not sure what it is you are trying to do but consider writing some
form of parser or tokenizer. If you just tokenizing a line of text, I
will be happy to send you code for a service program that does
tokenizing.
For example, if you have a line of text that is in some kind of cvs:
Value1,value2,value2
Maybe you could let us know what you are trying to do?
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