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Hi, I have a thick swing client that uses the java toolkit to connect to the AS400. The number of users has increased recently and since then response time has slow dramatically. Our networking people did some testing and found that interaction between the client and the server has been sending allot more data than it seems like it should be. For example pulling a customers account information, name address, etc... maybe 20k worth of character data is sending 300k of info across the network. Basically all I know that I am doing that would cause network traffic is declare a file, open the file, read the file and close the file. Where is this extra traffic coming from? Does the actually opening and closing of a file send that much data? Would I be better off switching to JDBC, does it send less network traffic? Any ideas as to what might be causing that extra traffic would be appreciated. Robert
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