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  • Subject: Re: DB2 Query Manager - newbie questions
  • From: Pete Massiello <pmassiello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 04 May 1999 21:27:31 -0400
  • Organization: OS Solutions International

Dan,

    Our ShowMe/400 product maintains a data dictionary of information about your
files, and it will know how to link files together.  Notice I didn't use the 
word
join, as we don't join but use RPG Chain to link files together on reads.  This
reduces the excessive overhead normally associated with Query.  Once the Data
Dictionary learns how to use two files together, the user would never need to
know or understand how to join these files together.  For more information visit
http:www.os-solutions.com on the web, or send me a private email.

    Pete Massiello

Dan Thomas wrote:

> 1) I want to verify that we are not overlooking some basic functionality of
> DB2.  Is there any type of repository or data dictionary where relations (ie
> join conditions) between files can be stored?  Without this, we've been
> using 'template' queries for typical file combinations which users copy and
> use as their starting point in developing a query.  I attended a session at
> Comdex a few weeks ago and in the MS Sqlserver 7.0 demo it appeared that
> file relationships are maintained within the database.
> 2) Is there a way to force page breaks for various break levels specified in
> report formatting?
> 3) Is there a way for a single detail line to span multiple lines?
>
> Dan Thomas
> Sr. VP Information Systems
> Medical Distribution, Inc.
> 4500 Progress Blvd
> Louisville, KY  40218-5058
> Phone (502) 454-9013 ext 120
> email  DThomas@lpw-mdi.com
>
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