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Hi all, My socket server is having this weird problem at one of our customer sites. Whenever the program gets to the select() the CPU% cranks up to 15%-18%. What I don't understand is why it only happens on this one 400, other customers typically run around 1%-2%. The program sends a request for data to the partner pgm and then does select(). If FD_SET indicates there is data available the program does a read(). The program loops on the select() & read() until an 'end or record' string is encountered at which point the program spits the data out to a dtaq and then sends the next request for data to the partner program. The parnter program doesn't push data at the RPG socket pgm until a record is requested... the RPG polls the partner. So why does select() suck up so much CPU and how can it be fixed? Any ideas? Tom
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