Possible Issues related to a large number of global and indirect points

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Issue

Possible Issues related to a large number of global and indirect points

Environment

I/NET CLAN network

Cause

Adding a large number of global and indirect points can adversely affect the system response time.

Resolution

Each globalization and request for globalization is a message from the DCU. A large number of global and indirect points an overload the DCU’s message capability. This can reduce the system performance, and may cause the system to discard messages.

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Possible Issues related to a large number of global and indirect points

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