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Program Execution Buffer

Former Member
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Hi,

i have this problem with my systems, when i shutdown and restart the system it starts recompling even the transactions that were executed before and it tends to be slow. i thought that whenever a system is being shut the contents of the PXA buffer are written to an operating system file pxanew and when it is being started it reads this file from OS. on the other system i have run sgen before to complie all programs, but it still recomplies most programs after restart

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Former Member
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Hi,

you are in confusion about pxa buffer and "compiling" process:

pxanew contains buffered objects, in order to reload them into PXA buffer during system restart.

all objects in PXA buffers are "compiled", but not all "compiled" objects are in pxa buffer.

Normally, the systems needs to recompile objects when an object was changed by upgrade, patch, development, and so on or when the kernel has been changed. If you run more dialog instances using different kernels, compiling process can often occur.

regards

Ermanno Gallo