Re: Which one of perform CPU wise.

[Scott Klement <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm one of the developers of MDREST4i...   the new version that will be 
coming out in a few months will definitely outperform the current 
version...  but it's a really powerful tool, makes the work a lot easier 
for you, you don't have to code everything by hand.  (as you do with my 
other tool, HTTPAPI.)

Obviously, there are a lot of factors in the performance of everything.  
Network speed, server speed, etc...   and a REST method will never be as 
fast as straight disk access.  But the design of the API also makes a 
huge difference... it's much more performant for an API to work with a 
batch of data so that there are fewer calls vs. smaller data and lots 
more calls, for example.

Just my thoughts.

On 5/3/2023 8:59 AM, Mohammad Tanveer wrote:
> Anyone using MDREST4i? Our architects are replacing as400 tables with cloud
> based tables qnd are asking us to do CRUD operations on them using REST
> services. Its becoming a challenge to keep the performance as good
> as possible.  So performance is the key for us.