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Performance Evaluation of Cobol Stored Procedure


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Pcrummey

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 7:05 pm
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I have a situation where I am calling a Cobol Stored procedure from a .NET app. My SP then calls multiple CICS programs as well as other COBOL subprograms. I am able to obtain from our Tech department, the CPU usage and other performance information for the entire DB2 thread started from the SP call, but not for each program in the call chain. My question is; does anyone know of a way or a product that will allow me to evaluate the performance of not only my SP but all the subprograms called from it. We currently use TraceMaster to give a report of the iterations of code hit, but it would be nice to see where we are spending the majority of our resources. I've been looking at MACRO4's EXPETUNE and FREEZEFRAME, but am not sure it will do what I want. Any recommendations.

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Itanium

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PostPosted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 8:45 pm
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you might to look for a 3rd party permonace monitoring utility..
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