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Joe,

Good catch. I rechecked. Don't know what happened (forget to recompile
after changing source???). But I deleted the table and recreated it using
the DDS as unique key. Now it is closer to the SQL constraint. Good news
/ bad news. Good news - SQL is not the culprit. Bad news - some people
may use this information to continue not having keys on a physical file
(even though 95+% of their updates will involve some use of a key anyway).

12.289
12.280
12.136

However, if I add this "standard" logical
R IIMJOER PFILE(IIMJOE)
IPROD 25A
K IPROD
Against that same physical file then you will see the same times.
12.199
13.313
12.277

So, why not just have the UNIQUE key on the physical?


Rob Berendt

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