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Re: Future Of DB2 Modernization

I'll do my best to answer what I can - remember that OAR is a redirection of the IO processing - you specify something that will be called INSTEAD of the RPG IO code.

So because, as I understand it, RPG and SQL don't work the same for field procs, this takes the RPG IO requests and converts them to equivalent SQL processing.

It's all an INSTEAD, not a supplement.

Hope that makes sense - and that

On 7/29/2016 11:17 AM, Nathan Andelin wrote:
IBM wants to get all of us using the SQL capabilities and the SQE engine
so this might be the perfect thing to do that.

I agree that's a presumption implied in the article. But it doesn't really
answer my question of what value SQL I/O added to FIELDPROC encryption. Was
it SQL I/O that solved the problem, or was it supplemental logic in OAR
that solved the problem?


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