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  3. October 2007

Re: Damaged objects after hard fall

According to the help section of *estimate, it is based on "prior" RCLSTG, so if you ain't
run one, you are going to get a w.a.g..

I would note that the 525 I'm currently working on seems to be blazing fast on "most"
system type jobs. This is a smoking little box. Even save & restore functions seem to
be much faster. We have benchmarked a few jobs that are running 700% faster.

Pete Massiello wrote:

Also, the data area has changed dramatically if you are on V5R4. It shows
how long each step took to run (but you must run it on V5R4 to show you
this). The best part is that you can then run an *ESTIMATE and it estimates
how long it will run (I don't know if it really estimates, or just
regurgitates that information in the data area.).




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