Hi,
I've written a throw-away app whose job in life is to create a database for
another app. This database can contain up to 1200 or so records. Upon
profiling, I found that the function PrvChunkNew was far and away the
biggest consumer of time, at 28% - no other function consumed more than 4%.
This function appears to be called by DmNewRecord, since that function
consumes only 1.5% by itself, but it and all the functions it calls use 45%
- again, no other function is close.
It seems then, that the only way to improve performance is to reduce the
number of calls to PrvChunkNew and/or DmNewRecord. Since all 1200 records
are required, reducing the number of DmNewRecord calls is not possible. Is
there a way to tell the system to create all the chunks for N records in one
call? Even if there is, will that help, i.e., will that result in fewer
calls to PrvChunkNew?
Thanks,
Mark Peters
