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On 9/24/2013 9:52 AM, RPGLIST wrote:
In looking at the data a second time, if the customer sends us a full set
of data along with the max number of stops, I can get up to 12,000 bytes *
99 lines or 1.2 mb of data.
It sounds to me as though you could model these transactions as a
database file with a record length of 12k and holding up to 99 records
for a given 'transaction ID'. Would something like this be your
processing cycle:
1) Read 12k of data (XML / JSON / Plain Old Text)
2) Parse into individual fields
3) Store in a DB2 table
4) Repeat until all data received
5) Process the entire transaction, making business decisions
6) Formulate a reply and send it.
If so, the very largest 'atom' of data would be about 12k - well within
the RPG limits for character variables. I myself often over-think
things; I'm not seeing the problem with your scenario vis à vis RPG
restrictions.
--buck
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