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I have had the pick release program take 30 minutes for one order. I have called Infor and they advised me to reset a couple of fields in the customer and address master files. These fields if turned on would call an embedded SQL program in OLM735B of the pick release process. The fields are called Auto packaging and the packing required fields. Turning these off and the pick release program ran less then a minute.
I belive this is the answe.
Tom
Thomas A. Bihun MBA, CFPIM

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1. Re: pick release ver 6.1 release 02 poor response time
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message: 1
date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 13:24:26 +0700
from: "Indah Kurniaty" <indah.kurniaty@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [BPCS-L] pick release ver 6.1 release 02 poor response
time

Hi Esra,

I'm using same version with you.
Did the problem only happen for order processing ?
What server do you use ? AS/400 / HP server / etc .. ?

I ever faced poor response time 2-3 years ago.
After IBM technical guy did some performance checkup, he found that
specification of IBM AS/400 machine wasn't suitable with interactive
needs.


Regards,
Indah


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message: 2
date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:38:11 +0800
from: "Frank Shaw" <frank.shaw@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: [BPCS-L] pick release ver 6.1 release 02 poor response time

Hi,

I using BPCS ver 6.1 release 02, could you please help me why our pick
release have poor response time? for example to processing 60order needs
more than 2 hours....

Please help me to solved this problem....

Thanks

Esra.M

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Hi Esra

It could also be as a result of a program object increasing in size to
over 16mb.

If this is the case you either have to recompile the program or restore
from a backup version of the program.

Regards,

Frank Shaw
Clover Information Services
Tel: +27 11 758 5380
Mobile: +27 82 451 0256
Fax: +27 11 758 5300
Email: frank.shaw@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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