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komal
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Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 17
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Hi All,
I am writing one cobol db2 program. In that prog, I am retriving 10,000 records from source table and updating the target table with those 10,000 records(assume both source table and target tables keys were matched).
Now I want to know the performance of that program in the sence how many records/sec or /min is it updating.
Shall I've to use any other tool to find out this?
Anybody plz help me.
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MainframeHelp4_u
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Joined: 15 Aug 2006 Posts: 25
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To Check the performance of a PGM, there is Tool "STROBE".
Specially delaing with the Large no of records, I prefer, Take a unload of Source Table & Target Table First.
Second: PGM write the business Logic as required.
then Finally u can use LOAD the TARGET table..
This is Good & Great Approach as per my understanding..
If STROBE is there at your installation, u can use tool.. u can refer some online search engine sites.. for u r referece on STROBE.
Still looking for clarifications, write back in forum for more info..
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komal
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Hello Sri
Thank You for u'r rply
I'm having strobe at my side but i dont know how to use it
As U know my requiremnet, plz help me to go thru the strobe options so that i'll complete my work for now. I'll refer the manual later.
thanq
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MainframeHelp4_u
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Please find the enclosed Docs on STROBE.
Let me know u r comments after reading the DOcs..
Cheers
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MainframeHelp4_u
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Please try to implement the way, I told alreay with FLAT files then LOAD in to the Table, instead of STROBE.. If u r dealing with miliions of rows around 5+ millions of rows, then use STROBE.
For 10000 rows nothing is required. U can directly implement the changes in the PGM by using the TABLE.
Cheers
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