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  • Subject: Re: NT web server access to AS400
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 10:18:59 -0500

We have a process in which someone in a Notes database clicks on a button.  The 
process then
1)  Calls an AS/400 BPCS bill of material print program (BOM240) and converts 
the spool file into a disk file.
2)  Uses ODBC calls to bring the data into Notes
3)  Deletes the work file with DROP TABLE
Notes and the ERP run on the same 400.
Takes 7 seconds.  Not too bad.




larry@paque.net on 06/16/2000 12:00:37 PM
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Subject:        NT web server access to AS400

We are using Net.Data on an NT IIS server to access data on our AS/400
through ODBC.  We do stored procedure calls and database reads.  The
performance is less than adequate (15-30 seconds) even when using live
connect manager.

Some of you must be using NT web servers and getting data from your AS400. 
How are you getting decent response times?  

Thanks for any ideas,
Larry Paque
larry@paque.net


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