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Thanks Chuck...I'm invoking QEZSNDMG from a program where I get input from
the user running the program. The input is a list of users that I gather by
selection or user profile prefix. That part runs fast. The time for the
actual call to QEZSNDMG to complete seems to vary widely. I wonder if that's
a function of system load?

On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 2:24 PM, CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Michael Ryan wrote:
I'm using QEZSNDMG to send a break message to a user profile.
Seems pretty slow. Anyone have a better way? A message would be
sent to 1 or several users. Thanks!

It was unstated how the API is being invoked. Different code
paths might have different performance characteristics. As part of
/Operational Assist/ feature, the user interface is influenced by
the ASTLVL() [Assistance Level] of the user invoking the function.

Often the more /usable/ invocations are /slower/ than the
invocations which do not require hand-holding; e.g. IIRC, the
WRKSPLF ASTLVL(*BASIC) can be horribly slow as compared to using
ASTLVL(*BASIC). Thus the performance could be improved [for
whatever is the invocation of QEZSNDMG being used], after issuing
CHGPRF ASTLVL(*EXPERT) [per its not being a parameter to the API
itself, not as I recall anyhow].

Regards, Chuck
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