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Deployment Web > DeploymentPlanningAndDesign > PerformanceDatasheetsAndSizingGuidelines > RTCSystemZPerformanceTesting > RTCEEPerfTestsData > RTCEEIncrementalBuildComparisonBetweenReleases > RTCEEIncrementalBuildActivitiesAllCobol Rational Team Concert For z/OS Incremental Build Activities - "Change All COBOL Files and Execute Build" 
Authors: SuHuiBuild basis: Rational Team Concert for z/OS from 4.0.6 to 6.0.1
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Build Activities
The tables below display the run time for the detailed build activities. The build is executed after all the COBOL files are changed. Comparison is made from version 4.0.6 to 6.0.1, for both Mortgage*1000 and Mortgage*100 sample projects. Based on the test data , there is an improvement about 96% in the "preprocessing build" time.
Parent topic: Rational Team Concert For z/OS Incremental Build Performance Comparison Between Releases
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