Parallel operators

When running an assignment of sum, subtraction, product, division type where both branches of the operation have very long calculation times, it is possible to use the parallel operators |+|, |-|, |*|, |/|.

Let us assume we have the following calculation type

[LO].[50010](Dest1. [D13]) := [90020](Dest1. [D11]) [90010](Dest1. [D12]);

where is an operator +, -, *, /, and we know that both the first operand ([90020](Dest1. [D11])) and the second operand ([90010](Dest1. [D12])) have very long calculation time.

When using the parallel operators, namely

[LO].[50010](Dest1. [D13]) := [90020](Dest1. [D11]) || [90010](Dest1. [D12]);

the system tries to run the two branches of the operation in parallel, decreasing the total run time of the assignment.

If only one of the two branches of the operation requires very long calculation time, the use of parallel operators does not make significant improvements to the runtime.