Re: Keeping OS/400 objects permanently on main memory

[John Jones <chianime@xxxxxxxxx>]

SETOBJACC is the command you're after.  F4 it for parameters.

On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 6:14 AM, Rob Dixon <robertsdixon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> My system ERROS uses the the same code for both application development and
> for production of those applications, whatever the applications do, and
> that
> code allows both development and production to be done using 5250 or a
> browser as ERROS either dynamically generates 5250 attributes or uses CGI
> and dynamically generates HTML and Javascript as required.  The total code
> with observability removed is under 7Mb. There is also a single display
> file
> of about 750Kb but that is only opened in 5250 mode.  As the program code
> is
> used by all users, it seems that it might be a good idea to ensure that it
> is always in main memory.  I seem to remember that there is a way of making
> sure that this happens.  Can anyone please remind me how and does anyone
> have a view on whether this is a good idea?  Does anyone have any other
> ideas?
>
> There is also a 46Mb physical file that contains the meta data for all
> ERROS
> created applications including application development and it might be a
> good idea to do the same with this.
>
> I am running V5R1 and have 2.8Gb memory in the partition.  I use
> journalling
> and remote journalling but these don't consume much CPU time.  Although I
> have plenty of spare capacity, I am trying to find ways of making ERROS as
> efficient as possible.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> --
> Rob Dixon
>
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> www.boarstall.com
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