Re: EDI and system performance....

[Eric Hunkins <ehunkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Your "EDI" performance problem is certainly caused by COM itself. ECM adds very

little overhead to the process. You should be running the ECM deamons in their
own jobq/subsystem. This will enable you to control how the resources are used.
The SSA helpline or others on this list can give you some COM performance tips.
I’ve heard of 50% gains with some of these tips. Another thing to check is to
make sure your are not using the SMG’s. I realize it sounds dumb, but at one
time they were talking about shipping SMG’s with mixed mode. ECM has a
parameter (DOCAINST) that tells it to use batch processes or SMG’s. Using the
batch process will gain you an instant 20%.in GUI. Hope that helps


Hancock, Teri wrote:

> Well, we just  went "live" with 6.0.4 Mixed Mode on an AS/400 530. When we
> executed our EDI jobs,  the system came to a grinding halt with EDI jobs
> taking more than 50% of the CPU.  I need some performance enhancement
> suggestions.  We've tried to tune the machine for performance, but I think
> it is beyond tuning.
>
> Anyone out there running Premenos and interfacing it to the BPCS Electronic
> Commerce Manager (ECM) ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Teri Hancock
> thancock@accuridecorp.com
>
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