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On 24/11/2004, at 5:58 AM, Joe Pluta wrote:

The interesting thing about the iSeries (and it's been this way since
the CPF days) is that if you have 50 users signed on to order entry in
the same pool, only ONE copy of the OE program is loaded.  Each user
gets their own space for data (which these days is the F specs and D
specs plus miscellaneous bits), but the program itself is only loaded
once.

True.

This does NOT work across memory pools.  If you have two users in two
different pools running order entry, you have two copies of the program
AND the data.

False. Program code is shared just like data. There is no difference from the system's perspective.


Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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