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Migrated to new hardware - recompile lawson $GENDIR/bin commands

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Judy Consoli
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9/17/2012 2:37 PM

    We migrated from a IBM P5 to IBM P7 server and COPIED the AIX and lawson environments - no reinstallation of anything.

    All is well EXCEPT we experience slow response the 1st time we interact with lawson commands, jobschd, latm,lashow. etc.

    Is there a way to recompile or relink $GENDIR/bin components without reinstalling?
    Chris12
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    9/17/2012 7:26 PM
      AIX 7.1?
      Judy Consoli
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      9/19/2012 6:53 PM
        No AIX 6.1
        Gary Padgett
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        9/20/2012 4:35 PM
          They should not need recompiling.  They're already executable.
          We recently did the same hardware upgrade and copied everything.  I just had to reinstall the COBOL compiler and also the license file for BSI Tax Factory.
          Gary Padgett
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          9/20/2012 4:37 PM
            Forgot to add - after installing the COBOL compiler, do a "cmprts" command.
            And if you have BSI, run "cmptfxora9" (for BSI 9) or "cmptfxora8" (for BSI 8)
            Ken Smith
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            4/24/2013 7:01 PM
              Posted By Judy Consoli on 09/17/2012 10:37 AM

              We migrated from a IBM P5 to IBM P7 server and COPIED the AIX and lawson environments - no reinstallation of anything.

              All is well EXCEPT we experience slow response the 1st time we interact with lawson commands, jobschd, latm,lashow. etc.

              Is there a way to recompile or relink $GENDIR/bin components without reinstalling?

              Judy, how did you resolve the slow response?