Re: Performance

Well, the SQL is very straightforward. An index over abDateRcv, abWhse and 
abNo _might_ improve the performance of the SQL, but if the statement 
performs well in an SQL session, that is not likely to be the performance 
roadblock. 

How are the programs compiled, and what do the header specs look like? 

If you make the two called programs into service program modules, the CALLs 
might perform better. I would defer a detailed explanation of the advantages 
of using service program modules, to some of the veteran ILE gurus on this 
list. 

On 6/29/05, Eugen.Baum@xxxxxxx <Eugen.Baum@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> C/EXEC SQL
> C+ select dec(count(abCNo),5,0)
> C+ into :pCount
> C+ from fpw030
> C+ where abDateRcv = :pDate and
> C+ abWhse = :pWhse and
> C+ abNo = :pNo
> C/END-EXEC
> 
> yes, for the same record it's calling to different programs.
> is that an issue?
> 
> it's basically simple SQL to get those numbers and then I thought to reuse 
> them
> from any place
> i need the same info.
> it's not service program and it's not module.
> 
> Thank You in advance.
> 
> 
> 
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> Tony Carolla
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> Can you give some source examples of what GET01 and GET02 do? Also, how 
> many
> records are we talking about?
> 
> It seems to me that you are calling two programs for every record. At 
> first
> glance, I would try to perform the operations in one module, or at least 
> try
> to place all disk I/O (reads/writes) in one module.
> 
> On 6/29/05, Eugen.Baum@xxxxxxx <Eugen.Baum@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello everyone.
> >
> > I have to get some numbers for our customers.
> >
> > I created loop thrue master file and for each record
> >
> > call 'GET01'
> > parm custNo
> > parm number1
> >
> > call 'GET02'
> > parm custNo
> > parm number2
> >
> > where GET01 and GET02 SQLRPGLE programs
> >
> > When I debugged those SQL programs individually they are working fast 
> and
> > using
> > existing ODP
> > but from main program it's working very slow.
> >
> > any suggestion
> >
> >
> >
> > Thank You.
> >
> >
> >
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