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  • Subject: Re: accessing the records in a history file
  • From: "Al Barsa, Jr." <barsa2@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 12:00:33 -0500

At 04:44 PM 12/21/00 +0000, you wrote:

Correct selection criteria through SQL or OPNQRYF will dramatically reduce 
the overhead.  A LF based on date in the proper sequence would help that 
process even more.  Both OPNQRYF and SQL use the same underlying engine in 
the system.

And while I have the floor, Merry Christmas to all.

Al

>I'd like some insight from folks on this scenario:  There is a history
>file of records dating from 1994.  Records are added each day and now
>there are 3.6 million records in the file.  The odds of anyone going back
>to look up something in 1994 are slim but management won't purge any
>records.  Obviously the newest records are at the end of the file.  All of
>the logicals have the customer ID number as the first key. One logical has
>a key of the customer ID and then date and time.
>
>Each business day there is at least one and sometimes five or more reports
>written for all activity during some recent time period (a workshift, a
>day, a week, whatever).
>
>This process is becoming a performance pig; additionally there is a need
>for more function.   What sorts of suggestions do you people see as
>possible enhancements to this?  SQLRPGLE? OPNQRYF? a new Logical on date
>and time alone? #GSORT?
>
>Any suggestions are appreciated.  thanks in advance.
>
>
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