At OS/390 1.3 for a 3390-3 with 353 datasets it takes less than
4secs to do 3.4 with VOLUME view or about 8 secs with TOTAL
view. Once the table is displayed it takes over 1minute 45 seconds
for the first SORT TRACKS in either of the two entry types.
Subsequent SORTs, even with multiple fields are sub-second. Surely
the SORT has all the infomation it needs to do the sort after using
the TOTAL view, so why should it take so long ?
On 12 Apr 99, at 11:21, g...@US.IBM.COM wrote:
> We use SYNCSORT to perform are batch sorts and I'd like to know
> >if ISPF would be using the sort provided by SYNCSORT or is it
> >using it's own sort(maybe DFSORT). If anyone has experienced
> >a similar problem or knows the answer please advise.....
>
> ISPF does not use *any* external sort product when sorting a list. It is
> all done internally.
>
> Are you sure it is the sort taking the time, or is it the accessing of the
> VTOC to get the full dataset data to sort? Greg
>
> Greg Dyck MVS BCP Kernel & CURE Support
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-Doug
On 12 Apr 1999 08:57:48 -0700, martin.l...@norfolk.gov.uk
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Martin Leist wrote in message
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I too experience long response time when using the SORT within a
3.4. I always assumed that "that was the way it was", but maybe
there is a problem ?
At OS/390 1.3 for a 3390-3 with 353 datasets it takes less than
4secs to do 3.4 with VOLUME view or about 8 secs with TOTAL
view. Once the table is displayed it takes over 1minute 45 seconds
for the first SORT TRACKS in either of the two entry types.
Subsequent SORTs, even with multiple fields are sub-second. Surely
the SORT has all the infomation it needs to do the sort after using
the TOTAL view, so why should it take so long ?
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 17:04:04 GMT
From: Doug Nadel <some...@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: ISPF 3.4 SORT
Actually, it only gets the info needed to display 1 screen. Then when
you do a SORT, it goes out and gets the rest.
-Doug
On 12 Apr 1999 08:57:48 -0700, martin.l...@norfolk.gov.uk
(Martin Leist) wrote: