Re: iSeries memory -- MIDRANGE-L

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Hi Jeff

> Question:
>
> I know on Windows, a small investment in memory can improve performance
> immensely.  Is the same true at all for the iSeries?  We have a 270
> with 1gb.

We have a 2-way 730/1Gb and iSeries Access for Web beta runs okay, but you 
couldn't describe it as fast. It does take an age to load the first time 
(several minutes isn't uncommon). What server are you running with it? 
We're using ASF Tomcat which I assume will be lighter on resources than 
WebSphere xxx. Mind you, I haven't noticed much improvement in speed with 
it running on our 4-way 730/6Gb, though initial load time might be faster 
(just). We'll be upgrading to an LPARed i825 in the next month, so I'll 
see if that performs any better.

Regards, Martin
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