Visual LANSA Forum

Hi.

I have some servermodules which calls a Function to get prices, stock. etc. I have looked at the time the call takes and I was think about if this is the best way (performance) to get the information. The application is running on IBM I and LANSA V14.
Should I put all the servermoduls into one huge servermodule and then have all the subroutines and srvroutines inside that or can I call another serverroutine or should I create a RP?

Has anybody tested this and want to share the result?

/Klaus

Update:
The srvroutine found 63 items so the function was call 63 times. the time spent was 5.65 seconds.

I then moved all the logic from the function I was calling into the serverModule. I did the same call as above and now the time was 286 milliseconds.

Back in the days of RDML a function could be flagged as *HEAVYUSAGE which translated in RPG as don't turn on *LR. For a function calling another function many times this provided an enormous performance boost - almost as quick as subroutine call. RDMLX of course doesn't use RPG so I'm not sure that *HEAVYUSAGE does anything.

Whatever, RDMLX call performance is nowhere near as good as RDML *HEAVYUSAGE. The same is true for RP invocations. I have often found that I replaced an old school *HEAVYUSAGE BIF with RP doing the same thing I've had to pull the RP code inline to get acceptable performance.

I know that RPs on the iSeries are *SRVPGM so are ILE components and I know that there are different options available for binding these to other components but I have no idea how LANSA has implemented these and whether its possible to improve the performance in some way.

Jim