Re: Anyway for RPG Programs to Use Symmetrical Multi Processing? -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Re: Anyway for RPG Programs to Use Symmetrical Multi Processing?
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Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 15:07:38 -0400
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What must the system attributes be set to and isn't there an additional 
licensed pgm needed to take advantage of SMP?   

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Subject: Anyway for RPG Programs to Use Symmetrical Multi Processing?

With the advent of the new hardware 5 or so years back, SQLs take advantage
of Symmetrical Multi-Processing, as long as the system attributes are set
correctly.

Is there any way to code any RPG programs to take advantage of Symmetrical
Multi Processing?  Or would it just be RPGILE with embedded SQL?

I had some old links to IBM on the subject 5 or so years back but they are
now are broken on the IBM support site.

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