PEX on RPGLE - Question -- RPG400-L

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Hello there,

I had to run PEX *PROFILE on an ILE RPG program to see what statements in
the program are sucking up the CPU.

In the PEX *PROFILE report I noticed a lot of CPU being consumed by
statement Zero and the Last statement # in the program.
Do you folks know what this means???? Mind you this is an ILE program
compiled with ACTGRP *NEW.

Help would be greatly appreciated.

Prakash Tathireddy,
SMS/PSINet Consulting Solutions,
(801) 539 4600 Xtn 2978.



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