Re: Possible performance problems.

Thanks for the answers to the below problem (and check QFRCCVNRST 
sys value). The system value was set to '0' and the RSTLIB command
was set to *SYSVAL. As for object/release conversion I may expect
a slight degradation, but 10 hours for just including access paths! !
Anymore ideas would be much appreciated.  
            

At 09:56 PM 7/30/97 -0400, you wrote:
>Viv Bassani wrote:
>> 
>> A strange thing occured last weekend. We restored an 8Gb library
>> on a 50S #2122 @ V3R7M0 using an 8mm cart. formatted to *FMT5GB
>> and data saved @ V3R1M0. This restore took 5 hours without access paths
>> and 15 hours with access paths. We then performed the same restore on
>> a F45 @ V3R1M0 and the restore took 5.5 hours with access paths. All
>> the restores were submitted to batch with no other system activity
>> occuring on the system and plenty of system memory. Has anyone else
>> come across these problems on either a RISC or Server model ?
>> 
>
>Not a problem.  Restoring a V3R1 lib to a RISC machine you are doing
>object/release conversion on the library.  Restoring back to a V3R1 box
>the system doesn't need to make any changes, therefore it restores
>quicker.
>To do a fair test of restore time comparisons, now that the library is
>on the V3R7 machine, save it to tape (with the default TGTRLS(*CURRENT)
>for V3R7), delete it, and restore it again.
>Now compare those times to the restore of the V3R1 save on a V3R1
>machine.
>
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