Re: Question Re: Browser response time.

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Yes, W2000 (or XP) manage the data flow better (memory & ODBC stream) than 
W98.

Typical user here has 733MHz to 1GHz Intel PIII with 512 MB RAM, swap file 
set to 2.5 X RAM
and running W2000.  Browser seems to run fairly smooth, especially 
considering the amount of
data we have on line in MAPICS.  We are experiencing some growing pains as 
we are adding
users to Browser as well as Integrator functionality.

100MB NIC is a given, must be same on AS/400, but also consider the 
hierarchy of your network
and the switches you use.  For example, ALL net devices should be 
switches, not hubs, and no
more than two switches between your user and AS/400 (I think that is 
practical for most mid-sized
mfrs).  How old are your switches, are they reliable & efficient, there 
are many 'cheap' switches
out there that don't push the data as efficiently as say Intel/Cisco/HP, 
etc..

There is some performance tuning steps available for Browser, I'm not 
knowledgeable about
them enough to even point you in the right direction, but Vince touched on 
it.  I think there is a
PTF offering guidance on ensuring performance alignment between 
views/subsets and access
paths (logicals?).

See:  SH13322, 

Getting a Browser SQL Log 
Open up the SQL spy viewer and take note of the files in the From clause. 
The spy can be 
opened one of two ways:

Method 1:

At the Initial Login screen for the browser, hold down the Alt and Shift 
Keys. Click on the 
Continue button at the bottom left side of the login.

Method 2:

With the Browser already running, Click on File and then click on Summary 
Info. When 
the Summary information box is displayed, hold down the Alt and Shift keys 
on the PC 
keyboard and click on the OK button the SQL spy is displayed. 


Good luck.....





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I am using windows 98., Users always want more....
We are running    100mb,





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Crawford" <mikec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "MAPICS ERP System Discussion" <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 10:08 AM
Subject: Re: Question Re: Browser response time.


> What OS are you running on your PCs.  We saw a significant boost in
> response time when we moved from Win98 to Win2000.  We also upgraded our
> network from 10Mb to 100Mb, that helped in pushing the data down the 
line
> faster.
>
> One thing is for sure, the browser is never fast enough, right?
>
> Good Luck,
> Mike
>
>
> Michael Crawford <mikec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Director of Information Systems
> United Titanium, Inc.   330-264-2111
>
>
>
> At 9/24/2003  08:52 AM, you wrote:
> >We are using Browser 6.0 and have a 720, with cpw of 420.  (#2062)
> >
> >If I upgrade my CPW to 810 (#2063) or 1600 (#2064) and not doing any
other
> >hardware upgrade,  Will my Browser response time improve?
> >
> >I'm doing a lot of other stuff to improve response time, but will the
above
> >do the job.
> >
> >Do I stay in the P10 group?
> >
> >
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