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  3. February 2006

Re: DB2 SQL window functions

Rob,

You said: 

>>Honestly I prefer it if they give us new features instead of new ways
of 
spelling existing functions. <<

Well said; totally agree.    

Meanwhile as an aside, I'll keep fighting to have the iSeries and
DB2/400 recognized and taken seriously as a serious alternative to
ORACLE, SQL Server, etc., when the job size is similar.   This because
I've worked DB2 on many of the other platforms and had folks working for
me on ORACLE and I know DB2/400 CAN be a contender IF its capabilities
are adequately demonstrated.   I keep working toward that end with
competitive usage architectures showing what DB2/400 can do in the
Operational Data Store, DW and DM environments.  

Take care,

Dave

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