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Mark Lazarus wrote:
>Which is more efficient: "If %Open()" or CLOSE(E) ?
Here's the code:
fMaster IF E K Disk usropn
d LIMIT s 10u 0 inz(10000)
d bTimeT s t
d eTimeT s t
d dSecsT s 10i 0
d bTimeE s t
d eTimeE s t
d dSecsE s 10i 0
* time if open test
c time bTimeT
c do LIMIT
c if %open(master)
c close master
c endif
c open master
c enddo
c time eTimeT
* time fall over test
c close(e) master
c time bTimeE
c do LIMIT
c close(e) master
c open master
c enddo
c time eTimeE
c eTimeT subdur bTimeT dSecsT:*s
c eTimeE subdur bTimeE dSecsE:*s
c dSecsT dsply 'BUCK'
c dSecsE dsply 'BUCK'
c eval *inlr = *on
Here are the results:
Pass loops %open close(e)
1 10000 88 93 - journaled (opnclo)
2 10000 85 79 - not journaled
3 10000 85 86 - not journaled
4 10000 80 79 - journaled (omit opnclo)
5 10000 81 78 - journaled (omit opnclo)
Apparently there isn't much difference.
Buck Calabro
Aptis; Albany, NY
"Nothing is so firmly believed as
that which we least know" -- Michel Montaigne
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