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Christopher Mark Roberts
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Joined: 19 Jan 2007 Posts: 7 Location: China
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We are in the midst of moving to LE on all are IMS Systems and are having problems with 2 modules.
When we steplib to PL/I the performance is degraded and soon we hoped to remove the PL/I libs.
After relinking the modules with the PL/ILibrary Routine Replacement Tool to replace the PL/I routines with LE routines we ran a test w/o PL/I. The jobs failed with a U476. I think the failure is because we need a PSB gen to change the language parameter from LANG=PLI to LANG=,.
Does anyone know if this will help? And if not, is there another solution? The biggest roadblock is we cannot recompile as we no longer have the
source code.
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Bitneuker
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Joined: 07 Nov 2005 Posts: 1104 Location: The Netherlands at Hole 19
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Don't think the LANG= in the PSB has anything to do with it. Rather the compile and/or link (CEESTART?). I will check and get back to you. |
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Bitneuker
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- Steplib - Performance:
normalerweise werden die Ladebibliotheken auf eigene vorgeladene Bibliotheken (LLA) geladen. Wird dann eine Steplib hinzugef?gt,
ist deren Performance nat?rlich schlechter - die mu? dann auch vorgeladen werden.
-> ist das hier der Fall ?
- PL/1 und LE/370
die ?lteren PL/1-Compiler sind nicht LE-kompatibel. Erst die neueren Generationen (kann aber nicht genau sagen, welche, da wir diese noch nicht
haben) sind 'LE-f?hig'.
Wenn der Compiler nicht LE-Kompatibel ist, wird es kompliziert, noch dazu ohne Sourcen.
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So I have contacts all over Europe The above one is from Austria. If you've trouble reading it:
If the modules are not preloaded (LLA) but in a concatenated library there's (as we all know) a degree of performance.
If the modules are compiled with a rather old version not LE-compatible and you have no sources your problem is very complicated and I can't solve it for you. |
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Christopher Mark Roberts
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Joined: 19 Jan 2007 Posts: 7 Location: China
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That's what I figured, hoping for a miracle.
And no, I can't read (or speak) German. |
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