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If you are at V5R4 and want a logical file that performs record
selection, and want to use DDL, you will need to use a view.

But what happens when you want to select records with NCSTAT with a
value other than 'D' ? You will need another view.

The best approach, IMO, is to create 1 index with both NCSTAT and
NCNPROD defined.



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Sent: 15 March 2010 14:37
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: DDL Record Select

Thanks to all for the responses. We are at V5R4 so I will probably have

to investigate the difference between an index and a view. The end
result
that I want is a keyed, sorted logical file that does record selection.
I'm trying to "modernize" my approach to such things but I'm still
getting
up to speed. Rob mentioned the record format. I've been creating the
file with the record format name and then renaming it to the real file
name so the record format stays with what I want it to be. I was
thinking
that the ability to specify a record format name was a V6R1 thing. As
for
why we're not on V6R1, it basically hasn't bubbled up on the priority
list
for those allocating the resources.



Dave Parnin

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