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Hi,

An RPGLE currently invokes many embedded SQL requests consecutively via an "execute immediate" statement.
The impact is not significant when the RPGLE is run as a discrete standalone request but mounts up when performed during a batch job of several 100 thousand bulk requests.
I was thinking of using RPGLE multi-threading APIs to run the SQL requests within an RPGLE sub-procedure so that they could execute simultaneously.
However I thought I read somewhere that multithreading would not work with embedded SQL, perhaps because they appear to run in *DFTACTGRP.
Anyone know if embedded SQL can be multithreaded.

Regards, Peter

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