RE: ITH transactions of the type #

[gmihajlo@xxxxxxxx]

Rick,
I don't intend to convince you to forget about initial idea of avoiding these
records, but 8% of some half million records should not affect significantly
performance in your case. I don't see your box model, CPU and memory size, but I
wouldn't consider file of such size being potential significant performance
factor at all, unless something else requires attention on your AS/400 box.
A performance analysis might point whether you can resolve perfomance part of
this issue in some other way.
Regards,
Goran





"Warren, Rick" <RWarren@burco.com> on 03/24/2000 03:40:24 PM

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Subject:  RE: ITH transactions of the type #



The "#" records represent approximately 8% of the records in our ITH file.
We were looking at ways to improve query/ SQL performance against this file
and removing the "#" transactions would eliminate 50,000 records from our
searches.

We are keeping 360 days of history in the ITH which represents approximately
0.55 million records.

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Holstein [mailto:holstein13@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 2:30 PM
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Subject: Re: ITH transactions of the type #


Hi Rick,

I think a better idea would be to set the TSTAT field to "Y" for all # and C

transactions.  That way, they won't be on the ITHL09 logical which drives
the CEA post and you won't have to delete anything from ITH.

I would do that monthly.

--Paul Holstein
iWork Software

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We are AS/400 6.02 MM on OS/400 V4R4.

We have looked at the description for the # transaction type and noticed it
says "Cost Adjustment from CST/ACP".  Our finance department ignores these
transactions when they post to the general ledger so we are wondering if we
could delete them from the ITH.

Does anyone know if deleting them would create any problems?
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