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Changing to SQL would help if you used a multi-row insert.

Inserting 500,1000 or 1500 records at a time would be considerably quicker
than RPG's 1 row at a time.

dcl-ds mydata dim(500);
...
end-ds;

exec sql
insert into my table for :nbrRows values(:mydata);

see also my reply regarding journaling...

Charles


On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 4:00 PM <smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a conversion program that will end up writing over 300M 72byte
records and I’m getting pressure to figure out if there is a way to speed
it up. Currently the program is using an F-spec. There are no logicals
over the file and even though there is a unique key, there is no way one
could happen during conversion so I'm not checking or monitoring for one.

Would changing to SQL help in any way?
Can I change something related to the blocking? I’ve never messed with
blocking because the system does it automagically and I always figured it
knew more than me.
Are there other options that I might not have thought about…and no,
writing less records is not an option. 😊

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