RE: Reissue the API or Store the Results in a User Space?

["Bob Cozzi" <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx>]

Things may be different today, but the overhead was in creating the User
Space in a CrtUserSpace/QUsLxxx API call sequence. So I'd suggest you
create the user space, leave it hanging around and then call
QUSLMBR...oh wait, you said "QUSRMBRD" Retrieve Member Desc, that API
doesn't use a user space, it just uses data structure, so never mind.

Bob

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> Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 2:02 PM
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> Subject: Reissue the API or Store the Results in a User Space?
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>
> Within a single application, I have fix or six different RPG
> modules/programs that all need to access the information
> returned by the "Retrieve Member Description" API (QUSRMBRD).
>
> For performance resons, would you suggest that I issue the
> API one time, store the results in a User Space, and have
> each module/program go at the User Space?  Or is the
> performance advantage so miniscule (or worse!) that you would
> suggest that I simply allow each module/program to do it's
> own API call?
>
> Bill
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