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The Question is: We are using a system written in PowerHouse writing to RMS files. There is one file in particular which has five indexes on it. Currently it takes about three minutes to write one record to this file. Is there anyway to speed this up ? The Answer is : The CONVERT, CONVERT/RECLAIM, and the EDIT/FDL utilities can be used to restructure indexed files for better performance, typically with no effect (other than the performance improvements) on the applications. Using EDIT/FDL, one can also select padding within the file for the typical RMS activity. One can also defragment the disk(s) involved, and one can also pick a reasonable extent size for the particular files involved. Without specifics on the file structure in use -- particularly around the number duplicates and the number of deleted records present in the file -- it is diffcult to make additional specific suggestions. Information on RMS performance tuning is available in the OpenVMS documentation, in the RMS manuals. And RMS file tuning services experts are available from Compaq Services (formerly Digital Services).
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