Re: RDP 8.0.2 Slow (Was Highlight Debugger Line)

[Sam_L <lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just recently installed the RDP 8.0.2 60-day trial.  I'm a long time 
user of WDSC 7.

In WCSC I'd do Ctrl-S to save, then immediately click on the memu 
Compile, Compile, then the CRT... command.  Never any delay.

In RDP 8.0.2 if I do the same thing the compile command is grayed out 
and I have to wait and try it again.  How long the wait is is hard to 
determine, but maybe 2-3 seconds, enough to be noticeable and a little 
annoying.

I seem to recall reading somewhere that they changed the logic of the 
saves so it went to a temporary member, followed by a delete and rename, 
or some such, so that you didn't get partially saved members if the 
communications link failed.  Maybe that is what is taking the extra time.

In RDP I no longer do the Ctrl-S.  After clicking to compile I get 
prompted to save the member and click OK.  That way RDP does the waiting 
until the save has completed successfully.

It is difficult to say anything else conclusive about speed, but I will 
not these impressions:

1) Prompting a CL command seems to be slower.  I set the option to the 
fastest choice today which I thought would have cached the command I 
then prompted, but re-prompting it again seemed to be just as slow. 
(Maybe I have to restart RDP to make this option take effect?)

2) Refreshing the outline still isn't blazing fast, but it no longer 
holds you up when editing.

3) Refreshing a library or file in the RSE outline seems a mite slower, 
but it might just be the little icon that now shows while it is working.

Sam


On 5/12/2011 6:41 PM, Mike Wills wrote:
> I thought that was a bit slow. I just haven't used 8.0 enough yet to
> know it's quirks.
>
> --
> Mike Wills
> http://mikewills.me
>
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>
> On May 12, 2011, at 4:55 PM, Thierry Bernard<thierry.mr@xxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the offer, I've opened PMRs already, see APAR SE47505.
> > It's not in debug, but when synchronizing resources with the server. For
> > instance, I had to wait 2-3 seconds after a save, before launching a
> > compile (I used to do ctrl-S then ctrl-shift-C right after). Refreshing
> > the Structure view would take 7 times as long.
> >
> > Have a nice day.
> > Thierry