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Thanks for the update, Walden. Now that I understand better, I'm getting more information from the folks I'm speaking with. I'm not sure how long the CM for iSeries product has been GA; obviously nowhere near as long as the WAF product. 20 terminals simultaneously requesting 80-100 documents is a pretty heavy load; it's possible you hit a stress point with the newer product. If they fix it (as I'm sure they will), an intermittent failure on a simultaneous load of 2000 documents is hardly an instability in the system, at least from my standpoint. Especially since the iSeries has never been presented as a file server (and personally I think using it as one is a bad idea). But even if you choose to use it that way, an intermittent failure under heavy load hardly warrants your characterization as "undeployable". Joe > From: Walden H. Leverich > > > I can probably get you pointed in the right direction more quickly. > > The details I do have is that this involves display the documents, > usually when requeting that the client open 80-100 documents at once > (something the WAF client had no problem doing). When done from a single > machine in development all is fine, when done from a number of machines > (20 I believe) in UAT testing all is not fine. We will receive > intermittent errors about not being able to open a document.
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