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OK bad design, we have lot of cack here, probably due to hiring cheap 
programmers, any way, I digress.

Here s the SDSF  summary:

PREFIX=GCSPROCP  DEST=(ALL)  OWNER=*  SYSNAME=FMVS
NP   DDNAME   STEPNAME PROCSTEP DSID OWNER    C DEST     REC-CNT
     JESMSGLG JES2                 2 PSTGCS   T LOCAL         52
     JESJCL   JES2                 3 PSTGCS   T LOCAL         44
     JESYSMSG JES2                 4 PSTGCS   T LOCAL         94
     DDPRINT  GCSPROCP           106 PSTGCS   0 LOCAL          3
     CMPRINT  GCSPROCP           107 PSTGCS   0 LOCAL     28,559
     CMPRT01  GCSPROCP           108 PSTGCS   T LOCAL     25M

Now we had a need to extract some of the records in CMPRT01, I wrote job to run 
SDSF in batch and to use the PRINT ODSN command to extract the data to a data 
set.

Then I read the dataset with Filemaster and extracted the desired records into 
a smaller file.

My questions are:

1. Any ideas why SDSF takes appox 90 minutes (120000 EXCPs + 31mins CPU) to 
read and write out the data and Filemaster takes about 3 minutes to read 
25million recs and write about 1.5million?

2. Is there any way to make SDSF extract faster?

thanks
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While I can't comment to your single case, I can tell you that,in general, processing data from the SPOOL can be pretty slow, because of all the "machinations" necessary to retrieve the data and get it where you need it. Let me suggest this: send the report output to a DASD file, then use IEBGENER to spool it. You ancillary processing can access the DASD file and you'll still have a SPOOL file you can print, or delete, as the situation dictates.

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