I agreee. I've done some work over DUN and you quickly realize that a bad command means prematurely ending the task.
>>Hi Stephen, et.al.,
>>Our user group newletter has yet to come out so I have placed my latest article on my site, Rushmore Optimization for your comments. It took considerable effort, so I am shamelessly checking the forward a copy to these members, hoping you all will give it a read. Included are charts showing the number of bytes used by the deleted tag per number of records, a TestData class generator, and other test info. For those who don't wish to check it out, the summary is, "DelTag, not so good."
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>Nice follow up to the FPA article! I might mention that possibly even a worse scenario than a WAN for a DelTag (or other skewed tag) performance hit is a RAS connection at 28.8 (or so)...I don't use a WAN, but it can't be any worse than a RAS for observing how bad a DelTag can be :)