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  3. July 2002

RE: CLRPFM and DB2 Tables

Howard,

If you are dropping the indexes before hand (and assuming there aren't any
RI constraints on the file), I don't think your sql is having a problem
with the 'insert' part.  It must be with the 'select' part.  Is it
complicated?  Does the selected file(s) have a lot of deleted records?  are
you doing an 'order by'?  Joins?

Also, if I were in ops where you work, I would have booted you out of jail
(or thrown you in jail) days before monday... :)

Rick


----original message--------
Bruce,

I attempted using the DELETE but it just took too long! In the CL I have a
RUNSQLSTM that drops the indexes and another to rebuild them at the end. I
just can not figure out why the INSERTs went south after the CLRPFM, the
program was running fine but it was doing about 1 row every 3 or seconds,
ran from the 26th till Monday. What is really surprising is that ops gave
me
a get outa jail free card on that! :-)

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