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List,

Thanks to all who responded. The cause it turned out was that some
records did not have company codes. 


Regards, 
Mon

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   1. RE: [SYSTEM21] Improving System/21 Performance (Jeff Klipa)
   2. One GL company not updating (mon.ferriols@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
   3. RE: One GL company not updating (jroesch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
   4. Re: One GL company not updating (KHyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxx)


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message: 1
date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 17:56:08 +0000
from: "Jeff Klipa" <jklipa@xxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: RE: [SYSTEM21] Improving System/21 Performance

Charlie,

Thanks for sharing the info on STRDBMON...

I wanted to share our experiences as we endeavored to improve the
processing time of some of our long-running jobs...

Prior to starting this investigation we had two "batches" of AFI extract
jobs (an AM batch and a PM batch) because we could not run 74 AFI
extracts at one time.  (Keep in mind that you must run ALL AFI Extracts
in the same single-threaded jobQ to avoid co-mingling of plant data
within GL Sessions). 
  Running that many AFI jobs simply took far too long.  Between 10 and
12 hours for both batches combined, every day...!  The peak-time demands
on the system simply required the AFI Extracts to be performed during
off-peak hours.

We run 37 Inventory and 37 Production AFI Extracts each day from Machine
Manager.  Inventory was running quickly but Production was not.
STRDBMON quickly identified and suggested an Index be created over PCP93
and we did so.

The performance enhancement if any was not sufficient so when I saw the
FIPCEXTRCT jobs were building indexes over PCP59 and PCP62 I looked at
the
FI* CL programs to discover the key that the OPNQRYF command was
requesting the index be built for and I manually created indexes to
match those key values.

STRDBMON did NOT recognize nor suggest an index be created over PCP59 or
PCP62.  I wonder why it failed to suggest an index be created...?!  We
are still at V5R2...

Once I created the indexes over PCP59 and PCP62 several of the
FIPCEXTRCT jobs did run significantly more quickly.  There were still
some jobs that took hours to run.

Over the holiday weekend we were able to purge tens of millions of
records out of 3 key files: PCP59, PCP62 and PCP93, and reorg them to
remove deleted records.  When that failed to reduce the processing time
for those few jobs that were still running a long time we decided to
look closer still.

In the submission screen of the FIPCEXTRCT job there is a flag for "Post
Material Movements".  The few plants that were still having a problem
had these flags selected.  When we took those off, the jobs finished in
under 2 minutes.  Recent changes in our AFI rules meant that these
transactions were no longer needed for our accounting practices.

We now only retain between 90 and 120 days of data in the family of PCP*
transaction files i.e. PCP01, PCP02, etc... including FIP45 & FIP51.  
Reduced transaction file sizes, along with the indexes we built and the
removal of the unneeded flag in the FIPCEXTRCT screen has made it
possible for us to run 74 AFI extract jobs every day in under two hours.
And they are all done before 6:00 AM every day.  That is roughly an
average of 1.6 minutes per job...!

A significant performance increase without changing a single line of
code...!

There are probably many opportunities within S/21 where similarly
significant performance enhancements could easily be realized.  Has
anyone else already found any they'd like to share...?  We will be
looking for more as we work next on automating our Inventory Monthend
Close.

These are the 3 indexes we added for the AFI Extract:
PCP59 :
Company Code              K01 CONO59
Transaction #             K02 TRNN59

PCP62 :
Company Code              K01 CONO62
Transaction #             K02 TRNN62

PCP93 :
Company Code              K01 CONO93
General Ledger Update     K02 GLUP93
Mps/mrp Model Number.     K03 MODN93

Regards,
Jeff Klipa


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From: CMassoglia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [SYSTEM21]   Improving System/21 Performance
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 08:26:00 -0400

If you have not analyzed access path creation in System/21 using
STRDBMON, your system probably runs far slower that it should.  We
substantially reduced our month end processing time without changing a
single program.
Some on demand and daily reports that used to take minutes to run now
take seconds.  Using STRDBMON, we were able to identify temporary access
paths created by SQL, OPNQRYF, and Query/400 that either took forever to
create or were created frequently.  All we had to do was create logical
paths using the suggested key structure.

If anyone is interested, I have a short 9 page PowerPoint presentation
that describes the technique in more detail.

Thanks.

Charlie Massoglia
Chief Information Officer
cmassoglia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
517-780-4336
Fax:  517-789-4503




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message: 2
date: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 16:49:44 +0800
from: <mon.ferriols@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: [SYSTEM21]   One GL company not updating

Hello, 

Recently encountered this problem. With 5 live companies using
Financials, I've experience that there is one company where transactions
in GL are not updated. Checking FLP007 and FLP008, i found out that no
update no (UPDNOG) is being done. The rest of the companies are properly
updating. Appreciate if you can point me in the right direction. 

Thanks 

 

Mon M. Ferriols

Information Technology Department

Software & Systems Section

Ionics EMS, Inc.

) (49) 546-0082 (Plant 2)

) (49) 543-0552 (Plant 5/6)

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: www.ionicsgroup.com <http://www.ionicsgroup.com/> 

 


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message: 3
date: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 09:06:51 -0400
from: jroesch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: RE: [SYSTEM21]   One GL company not updating

How's your Accounting Calendar? 

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Subject: [SYSTEM21] One GL company not updating

Hello, 

Recently encountered this problem. With 5 live companies using
Financials, I've experience that there is one company where transactions
in GL are not updated. Checking FLP007 and FLP008, i found out that no
update no (UPDNOG) is being done. The rest of the companies are properly
updating. Appreciate if you can point me in the right direction. 

Thanks 

 

Mon M. Ferriols

Information Technology Department

Software & Systems Section

Ionics EMS, Inc.

) (49) 546-0082 (Plant 2)

) (49) 543-0552 (Plant 5/6)

* mon.ferriols@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

: www.ionicsgroup.com <http://www.ionicsgroup.com/> 

 
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date: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 14:24:10 +0100
from: KHyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: Re: [SYSTEM21]   One GL company not updating

Look at you GL Subsystem job, there should be a report in it.

It will list the error, e.g. incorrect account, account not flagged as
post inhibit, etc, etc

Regards

Karen



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Hello, 

Recently encountered this problem. With 5 live companies using
Financials, I've experience that there is one company where transactions
in GL are not updated. Checking FLP007 and FLP008, i found out that no
update no (UPDNOG) is being done. The rest of the companies are properly
updating. Appreciate if you can point me in the right direction. 

Thanks 

 

Mon M. Ferriols

Information Technology Department

Software & Systems Section

Ionics EMS, Inc.

) (49) 546-0082 (Plant 2)

) (49) 543-0552 (Plant 5/6)

* mon.ferriols@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

: www.ionicsgroup.com <http://www.ionicsgroup.com/> 

 
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