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RE: MAPICS-L Digest, Vol 2, Issue 247

Hey Girly Girl!
Hope you had a good holiday feast!  I enjoyed all of the food and football!
I am down in PR finishing up and install and I am glad that I am down here.
It sounds like we are going to get a lot of snow tonight! Have you been
traveling lately??? Did you hear that MAPICS is going to be in Orlando this
time! I hope that you get to come down to this.  I thought you would have
been in Chicago being so close! Let me know if and when you are going to be
traveling, I might be in that neck of the woods.  Talk with you soon.

Sincerely
 
Andy Jacobs
President
Integrated Barcoding Systems
1.517.266.7771 Ext.101
www.intbarcode.com

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We are not experts on Terminal Services but we have found time and time 
again that performance issues were related more to Client Access rather 
than the Paper-Less Powerbuilder application.  Paper-Less uses Client 
Access to access the data on the AS400.  Beginning with V5R1, there were 
some significant performance improvements.  What version of Client Access 
are you running?  It is also crucial that you be up-to-date with your 
Client Access Service Packs.  We had a customer who recently improved 
their performance from minutes for a single transaction down to about 2 
seconds.  Their issue was that they were current with Service Packs on the 
Client/PC, but not on the AS400.  You would also want to verify that your 
PCs meet the minimum requirements for running Powerbuilder and of course 
that your AS400 is capable of handling the workload.  Have you done any 
comparisons by running the same steps in the Green Screen/RPG application 
and the Powerbuilder/Client application for timing?

Hope this information is helpful.  If you need more ideas, please don't 
hesitate to contact ISE through your support channel.

Kim Gudmundson
Quality Assurance Manager
Information Systems Engineering, Inc.
(262) 567-9240 ext. 131
kim.gudmundson@xxxxxxxxxxx





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   1. Re: PLMC & Terminal Servers (Hans Koens)


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date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 16:25:30 +0200
from: "Hans Koens" <hkoens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: PLMC & Terminal Servers

If you shut down half on you're client is you're performance then better.

We run 8 clients on one server (but this is terminal Server 2000 (4 xeons
800Mhz)  and not 2003) running on a pretty old AS400 (170).

Performance is not fantastic but it will do.

Memory can be an issue on windows 2003.

Is you're terminal server only dedicated to plm&c or does it also host 
other
applications.

Check you're windows 2003 task manager at look at the performance.

Memory usage per client etc.





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> 18 total clients on the terminal server and the AS400 is an 825 P30
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