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Java application very slow with DB2 i-series with JT400.jar JDBC driver

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  • Java application very slow with DB2 i-series with JT400.jar JDBC driver

    We have developed a J2EE, JBOSS application (on Linux O/S) with DB2 as backend database. As customer wanted a failover of database in real time and hence application was developed without using any application server connection pool.

    We have used prepare statements and open and close JDBC connection for each method.

    When we connect to Linux DB2 UDB (in development environment), the performance of the application is fine.
    (1 second for simple screen with simple select statements and 7 seconds for complex screen with multiple Database select/inserts/updates).

    Whereas, when we connect to DB2 V5R3 on i-series (AS/400 - QA / Prod environment) using JT400.JAR the application becomes very slow. (3 second for simple screen with simple select statements and 24 seconds for complex screen with multiple Database select/inserts/updates).

    Both Linux and DB2 databases contain the same amount of data and schema is same.

    Please note the connection query used for AS/400.
    SANFRANCISCO_DB1_READ_URL=jdbc\:as400\://IPaddress;libraries\=QGPL;extended dynamic=true;package criteria=select;package cache=true;dateformat\=jis;
    We are looking for performance improvement / tuning suggestions to improve performance of J2EE application when connected to DB2 V5R3 on AS/400.

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    You admit to not using connection pooling... and are opening a new connection to the DB in every method? Then you wonder why performance is bad? I don't think your reasoning for not implementing connection pooling is valid.
    Last edited by Guest.Visitor; 10-16-2009, 01:01 PM.

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