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  3. July 2002

RE: SQL using access paths NOT meant for his use ...

>If you have lots of logical files, one way to
>have the query possibly avoid the use of
>certain access paths, is to delete all the logicals
>and recreate them starting with the ones you
>don't want used.

If you decide to go this route be very aware that you may be mucking up
access path sharing.

>The search order on access paths is from
>most recently created to oldest.

I couldn't find where this was documented.  Is this from experience or have
IBM tucked this tidbit away in a Redbook somewhere?
  --buck

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