On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:46:47 -0500, Robert Heffner wrote: >We are finally being allowed to use Internet Service Retrieval for downloading >our software and service, and I have a general question to those who have been >using it. I have done several downloads of Shopz orders using RECEIVE >FROMNETWORK, and I notice that it is very slow. An order of about 770 MB in >size took two hours to download. If I had downloaded it to my laptop using >Download Director, it would have taken less than 10 minutes, and the upload to >the mainframe would have been just as quick. I can't get the network group to >look at it, and I don't know what routers, firewalls, etc are involved in this. > >My question is: is Internet Service Retrieval this slow for everybody? > Don't know; no experience; I'm not the sysprog here. But the problem can be partitioned:
o Download to laptop; measure the time. o Upload to z; measure the time. o RECEIVE FROMNETWORK using LOCALHOST as your server; measure the time. Does one step stand out as the offender? Watch the SYSPRINT during the RECEIVE and time 3 phases: o Transfer (may be dominated by Java hash computation if you haven't properly configured ICSF.) o Un-pax and IEBCOPY to relfiles. o RECEIVE from the relfiles. Again, is there an outstanding offender? -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
