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If by chance you could read a single "join" file rather than do an extra
chain, I bet that would improve performance.

On Fri, Mar 6, 2020 at 2:08 PM ~TA~ <tadair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm not sure if this is an RPG issue or not, so I plan to cross-post it.

I have an RPGLE program that reads a DDM file (Input Primary) and
outputs (write/update) to a local DB file. This has been working fine
for over a year. Now I need data from a second DDM file (same
location), so I added a chain to that file in the program.
Here's the problem - before, the job took a total of around 35 minutes.
Now, simply adding a chain to a 2nd DDM file has increased the run time
to almost 3 hours.

How can adding a single chain to another DDM file increase run time 5x ?

One DDM good, two DDM bad?

I'm also going to post this in Midrange in case it's not an RPG issue.
(Sorry David, I'm not sure.)

Thanks.

~TA~

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