Re: Size of Service Program

Nathan, it completely depends on the environment - if you run your
application stateless
under Apache each QZSRCGI instance will have a lot of open programs/files
and they will
serve lot of users and when they first are "hot" running, meaning most
programs are active,
there isn't any load time considerations, there is only total storage size
they occupy.
/Henrik
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

From: Scott Klement
Would you rather have a "big bang" (all loading work done at once) or a
"gradual spread" ...

Personally, I'd rather have a gradual spread. I don't know of a good way
to
measure the amount of time it takes to load programs and service programs,
but
my command line perception is that smaller, less complex programs and
service
programs load faster.

The OP mentioned A/P, which I assume refers to Accounts Payable, which I'd
call
a "product" as opposed to an "application"; where application might be one
program loaded from a menu, as opposed to all items on a menu. At the
moment a
menu item is loaded, would it make sense to load one big service program
for an
entire product?

-Nathan




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