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Although there is not enough information to formulate a very accurate answer, here would be some suggestions:
1. Look at the system when there appears to be a real slowdown. Is one job or process consuming a lot of CPU performance? If so, is that job an SQL program?
2. Are you running SQL statements against very large physical files with very few logical files? (This would be where I would start.) The iSeries attempts to find the best logical file for a query process. If there are very few logical files, the iSeries may be reading a lot of unnecessary records. ==================================
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