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I'd start by making sure that this is the cause of the problem. The calls are faster for sure - but are you doing enough of them for it to make a difference.
Not that I would ever want to dissuade someone from converting OPM to ILE but there is more to it than just changing the source type. For example are you calling any non-COBOL OPM programs in the call sequence? Just going out and back to a CL doesn't matter but COBOL -> CL -> COBOL creates an AG issue that may actually slow your program down.
Excessive use of STOP RUN is normally the biggest culprit in OPM COBOL.
On 2012-10-02, at 5:54 PM, Stone, Joel wrote:
I have some OPM cobol pgms that are running too slow.
Mainly because they call other OPM cobol pgms I am thinking.
Where can I find out the basics of how to bind these together to create a faster ILE pgm?
Thanks
Jon Paris
www.partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
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