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fromera

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Re: BOOTSTRAP IMPORT AND GENERATE EXE

Is possible do /J /A in the same process. Today I do :

Pwrgn9.exe /J=project_file
Pwrgn9.exe /A=same_project_file

and it take the double of time. Powergen sort all objects two times and if you have more items (pfc, cornerstone, ...) it take long time.

Solution for me:
Pwrgn9.exe /J=project_file  /EXE /PBD
or any parameter.

Steps:

process for all parameters
bootstrap import
generate pbd [/P  PERFORM A BUILD: CREATE PBD'S ONLY]
generate exe [/E  PERFORM A BUILD: CREATE EXECUTABLES ONLY]

Phil

Guest

Re: BOOTSTRAP IMPORT AND GENERATE EXE

You should be able to reduce the time significantly, by disabling the Bootstrap Import option to "Regenerate all objects after the last import phase".  The subsequent regeneration in the /A command is duplicating this.

Let us know if this works is satisfactory.

Regards,

Phil

fromera

Guest

Re: BOOTSTRAP IMPORT AND GENERATE EXE

We have disable the option "Regenerate all objects after the last import phase".

The command line is:

Start /Wait Pwrgn9 /J T:PGTEMP.GEN T:PGTEMP.OLF /NRP /H /G

ant it take a long time when start the another call:

Start /Wait Pwrgn9 /A=T:PGTEMP.GEN

Can you do the two calls in only one ?.

Phil

Guest

Re: BOOTSTRAP IMPORT AND GENERATE EXE

Can you use the Synchronize function (/K) rather then the Bootstrap Import (/J).  The Syncrhonize will only import objects which have changed or are new, and, as an option , will remove obsolete objects.  In most cases Synchronize will run in a small fraction of the time of the full Boostrap Import.

Also, if you're not already doing this, perform the operations with all the components on a local disk, not a network.

Let me know if this helps.  Please send the output log and I can review it too.

Regards,

Phil