Re: SQL vs DDS

Actually, there is only one reason I have come up with to reusedeleted *NO.
I asked that same question a few years ago, and the consensus was it was
useful for debugging.

Quite a number of times someone comes up and says they just ran a job, they
did it totally wrong, could I fix it?  I ask them for invoice number, container
numbers, no, they don't have the numbers.

So, I just work with the file using PDM and do a 5 on the member, jump down
to the bottom and I can see the last records that were added.

If I had ReUseDeleted *YES I wouldn't know that the last records were actually
the last records added to the file.

That is the only reason people have come up with when I asked.  As such, some
files I have ReuseDeleted *YES and some I have it as *NO.

Regards,

Jim Langston

John P Carr wrote:

<SNIP>

>  (BTW,  I don't know why anyone would not be
> using ReUseDeleted Records *YES).

<ENDSNIP>


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