BPCS Objects In Memory (WAS:RE: SSA, BPCS, RISC and "HelpLine" and "last release supported...)

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> From: DAsmussen@aol.com [SMTP:DAsmussen@aol.com]
> 
> <SNIP>
> However, prior to paying for SMP, I would highly recommend that BPCS
> users
> consider how well they have implemented things that come "for free"
> from IBM.
>  Have you used SETOBJACC to place SYS902B (and SYS006/7B if you are on
> 5 or
> higher) into memory to speed the calls?  Have you analyzed your
> database and
> placed those files most used into memory with the same method?  Have
> you
> analyzed infrequently-used access paths (ITH has many access paths,
> but not
> many of them are used) and changed them to MAINT(*REBILD)?
> 
> [John Allen]  I Looked in our BPCSLO library and didn't find any
> SYS902B. I did find a SYS9002 and a SYS903B that both were described
> as doing date conversions (also a SYS902C) -- Is that file located in
> some other Library? I am on V4.0.4
> 
> Please forgive my AS/400 Ignorance, but what command would I use to
> "analyzed infrequently-used access paths"? and what command would
> change them?
> 
> I am intrigued by the thought of speeding up BPCS by placing some of
> the objects in memory. Obviously there is a point of diminished
> return, but are there any other programs I could place in memory that
> would speed up things? Is it more dependent on what modules I run?
> 
> Thank!
> 
> -- John Allen
> -- O'Brien Interational
> 
> 
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