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... starting a JVM on an as400 is very timeconsuming and each JVM needs lots
(compared to "native" as400 jobs) of main memory. Starting a JVM for
producing one spreadsheet is a very bad design and is punished by your
results, in other words: works as designed!!!
If you try to run multiple of these jobs in parallel, they will eat up your
memory and performance adjustment (QPFRADJ ) will lower the activity levels
and nothing is going on. This approach is even worse, in other words: works
as designed!!!
Doing it the right way, you would have one prestarted JVM waiting for work
and you would have a native Command sending work to the jvm, getting back
the results. My OpenSource AppServer4RPG (its the base layer of my Open
Source application ArdGate) could be used as a Framework to implement this.
In similar cases it took me one day to write a plug in for such work and the
runtime decreased from > 10 seconds to < 1 second (depends on your hardware
and the application) normally runtime was 10 to 20 times faster (with less
ressource consumption).
D*B
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